SUB-DOPPLER HETERODYNE FREQUENCY MEASUREMENTS NEAR 5 MU-M WITH A CO-LASER SIDE-BAND SYSTEM - IMPROVED CALIBRATION TABLES FOR CARBONYL SULFIDE TRANSITIONS
S. Saupe et al., SUB-DOPPLER HETERODYNE FREQUENCY MEASUREMENTS NEAR 5 MU-M WITH A CO-LASER SIDE-BAND SYSTEM - IMPROVED CALIBRATION TABLES FOR CARBONYL SULFIDE TRANSITIONS, Journal of molecular spectroscopy, 175(1), 1996, pp. 190-197
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Categorie Soggetti
Spectroscopy,"Physics, Atomic, Molecular & Chemical
We present a series of sub-Doppler frequency measurements of carbonyl
sulfide (OCS) rovibrational transitions covering the spectral region a
round 2050 cm(-1) (61 THz). The absolute experimental uncertainties ar
e between 21 and 84 kHz (Delta v/v = 3-14 X 10-(10)). In our spectrome
ter, tunable microwave sidebands are added to GO-laser lines and are u
sed to saturate OCS transitions at low absorber pressure. The CO laser
, plus a fixed-frequency sideband, is stabilized to the center of the
OCS Lamb-dip signal and the laser frequency is measured against combin
ation frequencies of two saturation-stabilized CO2 lasers. The determi
ned OCS transition frequencies are combined with other data in a least
-squares fit. These measurements improve the accuracy of several carbo
nyl sulfide bands for calibration purposes by one to two orders of mag
nitude. New molecular constants and detailed calibration tables betwee
n 860 and 3100 cm(-1) are given. (C) 1996 Academic Press, Inc.