IRSENS. Méthodes optiques pour l analyse des gaz et des liquides, e.g. détection de cocaïne dans la salive. Nano Tera.

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IRSENS Méthodes optiques pour l analyse des gaz et des liquides, e.g. détection de cocaïne dans la salive J. Faist, P. Jouy ETH Zurich Nano Tera.ch Info Day 2014

Sensing needs Gases fluids Environment Medical diagnosis Sensing of small molecules (CO, CO 2, N x O y,...) Air quality control Selective Sensitive Portable Low power Drug monitoring Leak detection Traffic security

Approach: optical sensing Laser detector

Why the mid-infrared? The mid-ir spectral range 2.5 µm < λ < 25 µm (4000 cm -1 400 cm -1 ) Access fundamental roto-vibrational states of molecules Atmospheric windows (3.5-4.8 µm / 8-12 µm) Applications Ø Medicine Ø Sensing Ø Emission monitoring Ø Process control Ø Free-space communication Ø Defense Ø Homeland security Source: HITRAN 2008

Photonics: an expensive solution? Preconception #1: Optics means lenses, alignement, and therefore is expensive Contains a single mode laser, lens Detector(s). Retail price: ~10CHF Contains a single laser, high NA lens, tracking mechanism, detector, etc.. Retail price: ~50CHF

Mid-Infrared: immature? Preconception #2: Mid-Infrared is not mature, no lenses, no fibers, bad detectors, expensive lasers Detector: 20pW NEP TEC cooled Quantum cascade lasers Aspheres with NA up to 0.8 Fibers Alpes Laser, Hamamatsu, Thor Labs,

Gas sensor: block diagram Source: DFB Quantum Cascade Laser Interaction system: cylindrical mirror cell Detection: Quantum Cascade Detector Goal: all parts have a low production cost in large volume Compared to standard systems: - Replace MCT detector with III-V based quantum cascade detector - Develop a new interaction cell

Measurements in Gases

Absorption Signature of CO 2 Isotopes 12 C 16 O 2 : Main isotope. 13 C 16 O 2 : indicator for heliobacter pyroli stomach cancer 18 O 12 C 16 O: quantify soil exchange processes. 17 O 12 C 16 O: tracer for stratospheric air.

Gas sensor: toroidal cell with «Fringe Killer» Without absorption mask -> interference, fringes With absorption mask A patent was filed protecting the use of an absorption mask in a gas cell for MIR laser spectroscopy. B. Tuzson, M. Mangold, H. Looser, A. Manninen, L. Emmenegger, Opt. Lett. 38, 257 (2013). M. Mangold, B. Tuzson and L. Emmenegger, "Method for reducing fringes in laser spectroscopy measurements using an absorption mask in combination with multi-pass optical cells". Switzerland Patent 01884/12, 2012.

Gas sensor: packaging

Gas sensor: packaging Light source: a quantum cascade laser Interaction system: a multipass reflection cell Light detector: a quantum cascade detector

Ultra-compact CO 2 isotope analyzer - Full control on experimental environment, laser operation, and data acquisition 13 CO 2 to 12 CO 2 isotope ratio measurements - Real-time fitting engine (up to 1kHz) Rel. standard deviation ( ) - Directly linked to HITRAN database 1 0.1 10 0 10 1 10 2 10 3 10 4 Averaging time (s) Isotope ratio measurement precision of 0.2.

Measurements in Liquids

Measurements in liquids: benchmarking with FTIR 0.06 0.05 0.04 Absorbance 0.03 0.02 0.01 0 1800 1700 1600 1500 1400 1300 Wavenumber [cm 1 ] 1200 1100 1000 Comparison between spectra of pure cocaine, TCE phase of an extract from saliva spiked with pure cocaine and of an extract of saliva spiked with street cocaine (from the Forensic Science Institute Zurich)

Measurements in liquids: Si/Ge waveguides Evanescence interaction:

Measurements in liquids: real microfluidic extraction Parallel Flow Merging Drainage Extraction Droplet Generation Parallel Flow outlet inlet Saliva PCE Cocaine

Measurements in liquids: all integrated system Cocaine measurement in saliva using the all in one chip:

Measurements in liquids: status Real life equivalence Cocaine concentration in saliva Detection limit of our system After one dose: 500 µg/ml All integrated system 100 µg/ml 5 µg/ml Long waveguide-liquid interaction Legal limit: 20 ng/ml Integration of reference channel and stabilization to reach ΔI / I = 10-5

Fiber-based solution Direct absorption in a tube with optical fibers: Single / multi mode fibers 0.5 mm diameter stainless steal U tube Laser Detector 25 µg/ml 500 ng/ml 250 ng/ml

Measurements in liquids: status Real life equivalence Cocaine concentration in saliva Detection limit of our system After one dose: 500 µg/ml All integrated system 100 µg/ml 5 µg/ml Long waveguide-liquid interaction 250 ng/ml Direct absorption with optical fibers Legal limit: 20 ng/ml Integration of reference channel and stabilization to reach ΔI / I = 10-5

Conclusion References: - P. Jouy et al, Mid-infrared spectroscopy for gases and liquids based on quantum cascade technologies, Analyst, in press (2014) - www.qoe.ethz.ch www.rsc.org/analyst PAPER Mid-infrared spectroscopy for gases and liquids based on quantum cascade technologies Pierre Jouy* a, Markus Mangold b, Béla Tuzson b, Lukas Emmenegger b, Yu-Chi Chang c, Lubos Hvozdara c, Hans Peter Herzig c,philip Wägli d, Alexandra Homsy d,e, Nico F. de Rooij d and Jérôme Faist a

IrSens team ETH Zurich: Markus Sigrist J. Faist EPFL E. Kapon E. Charbon A. Homsy, N. DeRooij, H.P Herzig UNINE D. Hofstetter FHNWS H. Looser EMPA L. Emmenegger - 25 per review papers - 2 patents - Large media coverage - A lot of knowledge and technology transfer