NASA NTRS · 19990111690
A Fluorescent Source NDIR Carbon Monoxide Analyzer
Abstract
This paper describes a new technique for measuring trace quantities of carbon monoxide by the nondispersive infrared (NDIR) methods. The technique uses the property of infrared fluorescence in a gas to generate a specific source of radiation which is an exact match of the absorption spectrum of the fundamental band of carbon monoxide. This results in an instrument with high sensitivity and specificity for CO. A novel method of referencing using an isotopic species of CO confers great stability on the instrument.
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Link, W. T., McClatchie, E. A., Watson, D. A., Compher, A. B.. 1971-01-01. A Fluorescent Source NDIR Carbon Monoxide Analyzer. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19990111690
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