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Dr. Guoqiang Li

at Shandong Univ

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Proceedings Article | 31 January 2020 Paper

Optimal design of optical refractometer for seawater salinity measurement

Xia Cen, Juan Su, Guoqiang Li, Wei Wei, Xiaoxue Bai, Chi Wu

Proceedings Volume 11427, 1142748 (2020) https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2553186

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Salinity of seawater is one of the most important ocean parameters. Salinity of seawater is mainly obtained by conductivity measurement using CTD (Conductivity-Temperature-Depth). Conversion accuracy between conductivity and salinity relies on the assumption that components of seawater are fixed, as well as high accuracy and synchronism measurements of conductivity, temperature and pressure. The study of seawater salinity based on the V-block optical refractive index method provides a total different principle for salinity measurement. Achieving high resolution seawater optical refractive index measurements could help to study factors affecting the accuracy of salinity measurement. In this paper, the various instrument parameters that affect the accuracy of seawater refractive index measurement are analyzed and the optical refractometer is optimized based on the components on the shelf. This paper systematically analyzed the resolution and tolerance of refractive index measurement on the parameters of V-block refractometer, such as incident angle, external environment and prism refractive index, etc. The optical refractometer with an air film layer on both sides of the V-block was proposed for seawater salinity measurement. With such an optimization, the measurement accuracy is further improved and the tolerance is increased. The theoretical resolution to the seawater refractive index and salinity are 1.8×10^-6 and 0.01‰, respectively. Experimentally, we have achieved 3.9×10^-6 and 0.021‰ respectively, and a good linearity. The difference between theoretical and experimental results are analyzed.

Proceedings Article | 18 December 2019 Paper

A type of lidar sensor uses a 1645 nm laser using TiS2 as a saturable absorber

Guoqiang Li, Chi Wu, Juan Su

Proceedings Volume 11333, 1133307 (2019) https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2539002

KEYWORDS: LIDAR, Laser safety, Eye, Q switched lasers, Safety, Sensors, Er:YAG lasers, Distance measurement

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A laser radar used in an automatic driving system was designed to operate normally in rainy and foggy weather while ensuring eye safety. The laser radar uses the principle of triangulation to measure the distance while adjusting the position of the focused light source by the beam expanding and focusing module. The laser radar used a home-made passively Q-switched Er:YAG laser that used a home-made TiS₂ as a saturable absorber with an operating wavelength of 1645 nm. At an absorption pump power of 10.54 W, the passively Q-switched Er:YAG laser had a pulse repetition frequency of 37 kHz, a maximum average output power of 1.44 W, a pulse duration of 1.1 μs, and a pulse energy of 36.39 μJ.

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