Ammonia Sensing with a Gain Switched Frequency Comb of 100 MHz Free Spectral Range using Off-Axis Cavity-Enhanced Absorption Spectroscopy
Albert A. Ruth(University College Cork), Prince M. Anandarajah(Dublin City University), Alejandro Rosado, Justin K. Alexander(Active Ethernet Passive Optical Networks Over λ MultipleXing (Canada)), Erik P. Soderholm(Dublin City University), Eamonn P. Martin(Dublin City University), Frank H. Peters(International Energy Research Centre), Satheesh Chandran(University College Cork)
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