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SINGLET DELTA OXYGEN PROVIDES A SOURCE OF ELECTRONIC ENERGY FOR CHEIMICALLY…
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Woman-Owned: NoMinority-Owned: NoHUBZone-Owned: No
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Fiscal Year: 1984Title: SINGLET DELTA OXYGEN PROVIDES A SOURCE OF ELECTRONIC ENERGY FOR CHEIMICALLY PUMPED LASER SYSTEMS, MOST NOTABLY THE OXYGEN-IODINE LASER.Agency / Branch: DOD / USAFContract: N/AAward Amount: $75,000.00
Abstract:
SINGLET DELTA OXYGEN PROVIDES A SOURCE OF ELECTRONIC ENERGY FOR CHEIMICALLY PUMPED LASER SYSTEMS, MOST NOTABLY THE OXYGEN-IODINE LASER. SEVERAL IMPORTANT REACTIONS IN THE OXYGEN-IODINE LASER MAY DEPEND CRITICALLY ON THE AMOUNT OF VIBRATIONAL EXCITATION IN THE G STATE. IN THIS PROPOSAL, WE EVALUATE SEVERAL TECHNIQUES FOR MEASURING THE POPULATION OF VIBRATIONALLY EXCITED O G. THE LASERINDUCED EMISSION (LIE) DETECTION METHOD IS SELECTED BECAUSE OF SUPERIOR SIGNAL-TO-NOISE CHARACTERISTICS AND EXCELLENT SENSITIVITY. THE LIE DETECTOR FOR 0 G CONSISTS OF A PHOTODETECTOR AND A TUNABLE, PULSED LASER OPERATING IN THE NEIGHBORHOOD OF 1.9UM, THE WAVELENGTH REQUIRED FOR EXCITATION OF THE G G ELECTRONIC TRANSITION IN 0 . THE NARROW BANDWIDTH OF THE LASER WILL ALLOW SELECTIVE EXCITATION OF ROTATIONAL STATES IN THE V = O OR V = 1 LEVEL OF 0 G. EMISSION FROM THE G G TRANSITION, MODULATED BY THE 10 HZ LASER, WILL BE SYNCHRONOUSLY DETECTED. IN PHASE I, THE TUNABLE LASER WILL BE CONSTRUCTED AND THE SENSITIVITY OF LIE DETECTION FOR O G WILL BE EVALUATED.Small Business Information at Submission:Principal Investigator:
George e. busch
3137698500Business Contact:
Kms Fusion Inc
Po Box 1567 3621 S. State Rd Ann Arbor, MI 48106EIN/Tax ID:DUNS: N/ANumber of Employees:Woman-Owned: NoMinority-Owned: NoHUBZone-Owned: No
Award Information
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Agency: Department of Defense |
Branch: Air Force |
Award ID: 1002 |
Program Year/Program: 1984 / SBIR |
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Agency Tracking Number: 1002 |
Solicitation Year: N/A |
Solicitation Topic Code: N/A |
Solicitation Number: N/A |