A miniaturized optical sensor for particulate matter detection
PHOTONIC INSTRUMENTATION ENGINEERING VII(2020)
摘要
We present an innovative optical particulate matter sensor. This optical sensor 'on-a-chip' combines a visible fibered light source and a custom-made CMOS image sensor chip. By illuminating a single particle in an air channel, we can record the light scattering signature on the photodiode matrix. A piece realized in 3D printing achieves fiber alignment and an efficient stray light protection. A specific scattering pattern occurs from the interaction of light with a single particle. Unlike traditional optical PM sensors based on a single photodiode detection, we measure a lens-free projection of the scattering signature on the nearby image sensor (1.5mm projection distance). This allows us to count particles and determine their size and refractive index. These parameters are retrieved through image processing and by comparison with a radiometric model that calculates the projection of a Lorenz-Mie's scattering pattern. We describe the sensing technique, the architecture and fabrication of this sensor as well as the characterization results, which are in good agreement with our theory-based predictions. In particular, we show that it is possible to differentiate calibrated particulates of different sizes (monodisperse polystyrene-latex spheres). The sensor is sensitive enough to detect single particle and smallest than 1 mu m.
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Particulate matter,optical sensor,PM1,light scattering,Lorenz-Mie theory,CMOS image sensor,detector,PM2.5,air quality sensor,PM 0.2
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