Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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5427184 | Journal of Quantitative Spectroscopy and Radiative Transfer | 2017 | 9 Pages |
â¢Outstanding SNR is achieved for the 118-GHz diagnostic line recordings in the 0.4-1000 Torr pressure range.â¢Clear manifestation of the SD effect was observed for this line.â¢A new line shape model was developed for taking into account SD and mixing effects.â¢Most accurate line shape parameters were retrieved for atmospheric applications.
We report the results of laboratory investigations of the shape of the diagnostic atmospheric N = 1- oxygen line performed over a very wide range of pressures from 0.4 to 1000Â Torr using two principally different spectrometers having complementary abilities. A spectrometer with a radio-acoustic detector of absorption was used for recording low pressure spectra spanning the 0.4-2Â Torr range, and high pressure data from 250 to 1000Â Torr were registered by a resonator spectrometer. The sensitivity of both instruments was improved significantly which allowed us to obtain signal-to-noise ratio at spectra recordings of the order of a few thousands. The spectra analysis enabled the first manifestation of the speed-dependence of the collision cross section of the line, along with considerable refinement of other parameters, including pressure broadening, intensity and line-mixing. The results are of primary importance for atmospheric applications.