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LASER INDUCED FLUORESCENCE


·ATOMIC LAYER DEPOSITION
·CCD, EMCCD,ICCD
SPECTROGRAPHS
·CRYOGENIC
PROBE STATIONS
·CRYOGENICS AND MAGNETS
·CW Ti-SAPPHIRE AND DYE LASER
·ELECTRON AND ION
DETECTORS
·FAST FRAME RATE ICCD
·GAS LASERS
·HIGH SPEED
VIDEO CAMERA
·INFRARED SYSTEMS
·LN COOLED CCD
·MAGNETIC AND PHYSICAL PROPERTY MEASUREMENT
·NANOLITHOGRAPHY
·NANOPOSITIONING, MICROSCOPY, CRYOGENICS
·OPO OPTICAL PARAMETRIC OSCILLATOR
·PULSED LASERS
·SAM SCANNING ACOUSTO OPTIC MICROSCOPE
·SPECTRORADIOMETERS
·SPM SCANNING PROBE (LOW TEMPERATURE AND ROOM TEMPERATURE) MICROSCOPE
·SURFACE SCIENCE
INSTRUMENTS
·THIN FILM DEPOSITION
SYSTEMS
·VSM VIBRATION SAMPLE MAGNETOMETER
·WAVEMETERS
·XRD XRAY
DIFFRACTOMETERS
   

Experimental Setup build for the measurement of Radiative lifetimes, branching fractions, and absolute transition probabilities in atomic samarium using Laser Induced FLuorescence, at Laser & Plasma Division, BARC, Mumbai .
The Laser Induced Fluorescence Setup displayed above uses a Tunable dye lasers (Quantel TDL90) pumped by a Q-switched Nd:YAG laser (Quantel YG980), along with a gated ICCD Camera (4 Quik E,Stanford Computer, Inc) and PMT which are coupled to a monochromator.

 

Left Image: Experimental time-resolved single-color LIF decay signal with an exponential fit. The lifetime for this level (18,225.13 cm-1) is measured to be 143±10 ns.
Right Image: Experimental time-resolved two-color LIF decay signal with an exponential fit. The lifetime for this level (34,814.4 cm-1) is measured to be 127±13 ns.

 

Spectrally resolved LIF showing three different decay channels form the excited level at 18,475.28 cm-1. In the inset, the solid line represents laser-induced excitation and the dotted lines represent the observed fluorescence.

 

 
 
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