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Quantum Cascade Laser-Sourced IR Spectrometer for Time Resolved Spectroscopy and Advanced Imaging at the Canadian Light Source

Quantum Cascade Laser-Sourced IR Spectrometer for Time Resolved Spectroscopy and Advanced Imaging at the Canadian Light Source
量子级联激光源红外光谱仪,用于加拿大光源的时间分辨光谱和高级成像
批准号:
RTI-2018-00296
负责人:
Burgess, Ian
金额:
$10.56万
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依托单位国家:
加拿大
项目类别:
Research Tools and Instruments
财政年份:
2017
资助国家:
加拿大
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2017-01-01 至 2018-12-31

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NSERC的研究工具和仪器基金将用于帮助获得先进的红外光谱仪,该光谱仪将安装在加拿大唯一的同步加速器设施--加拿大光源(CLS)中并进行操作。CLS现有的中红外光束线是一个成熟的红外专业知识中心,10多年来一直为加拿大科学界提供高亮度红外光。Beamline目前支持来自加拿大各地的100多名用户的多学科研究计划,但需要对其核心基础设施进行新的投资,以保持其目前的卓越水平。这项提议旨在为光束线配备一个量子级联激光光谱仪,该光谱仪将利用红外光谱和成像技术推动新的科学进步。该仪器将提供简便、微秒分辨率的光谱能力,并成为宽视场红外成像的来源。该仪器安装在一个国家科学设施中,将向来自加拿大和世界各地的用户开放,他们希望使用传统化学、物理和生物实验室中没有的独特工具来研究广泛的材料和生物系统。与CLS中红外光束线的现有基础设施相比,该光谱仪提供了两个关键优势:1)比同步加速器红外辐射亮度高4个数量级的光源;2)快速获取高质量时间分辨光谱的手段。所要求的基础设施与宽带同步加速器红外源是高度互补的,并将有助于将光束线旋转到能够为更广泛的应用提供科学解决方案的位置。所要求的仪器允许访问一个科学工具,该工具旨在研究高功率激光优于同步加速器光的问题。光束线能力的多样化将促进对光束线、CLS和加拿大红外用户社区的进一步基础设施投资。
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NSERC Research Tools and Instruments funding will be used to help acquire an advanced infrared spectrometer that will be housed and operated at Canada’s only synchrotron facility, the Canadian Light Source (CLS). The existing mid-infrared beamline at the CLS is an established centre of infrared expertise and has provided the Canadian scientific community with a source of high brightness infrared light for more than 10 years. The beamline presently supports the multidisciplinary research programs of more than one hundred users from across Canada but requires renewed investment in its core infrastructure to maintain its current level of excellence. This proposal aims to equip the beamline with a quantum cascade laser sourced spectrometer that will drive new scientific advances using infrared spectroscopy and imaging. The instrument will provide facile, microsecond resolved spectroscopy capabilities and be a source for wide field of view infrared imaging. Housed at a national science facility, the instrument will be available to users from across Canada and the world who wish to study a broad range of materials and biological systems using unique tools that are not available in conventional chemistry, physics and biology laboratories. The spectrometer provides two critical advantages over existing infrastructure at the CLS mid-infrared beamline; 1) a source that is four orders of magnitude brighter than synchrotron infrared radiation and 2) the means to rapidly acquire high quality time resolved spectra. The requested infrastructure is highly complementary with a broad-band synchrotron infrared source and will help pivot the beamline to a position where it can offer scientific solutions for a greater range of applications. The requested instrument allows access to a scientific tool designed to study problems where high powered lasers outperform synchrotron light. Diversifying the beamline capabilities will catalyze further infrastructure investment in the beamline, the CLS, and the Canadian infrared user community.
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