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<p>Leveraging the intrinsic multi physics nature of ferroelectric lithium niobate, we present a multi-functional platform (LN-MFP) that seamlessly integrates photoacoustic spectroscopy, light-induced thermoelastic spectroscopy and photodetection into a single on-chip device. The proposed LN-MFP operates over a broad spectral range spanning from the visible to the mid infrared. We experimentally demonstrate trace gas detection of nitrogen dioxide, water vapor, acetylene, carbon dioxide, methane and ammonia, achieving parts-per-billion detection limits. We implement a custom packaging solution where the LN-MFP chip and a 4.6 µm quantum cascade laser chip are mounted on a printed circuit board together with transimpedance amplification, demonstrating system-level integration. Using this co-packaged module, we demonstrate carbon monoxide detection via second-harmonic measurements, outlining a clear route towards fully integrated on-chip implementations. This compact, hybrid, multi-functional architecture markedly reduces system complexity and footprint compared with conventional benchtop systems and is intrinsically compatible with the rapidly developing lithium niobate integrated photonics ecosystem. The LN-MFP provides a core sensing building block for future all-lithium-niobate spectroscopic chips for environmental monitoring, point-of-care diagnostics and on-site chemical analysis.</p>

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Multifunctional lithium niobate platform for photodetection and photoacoustic and thermoelastic gas sensing

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    2026年2月3日

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  • Haoyang Lin,
  • Huadan Zheng,
  • Wenguo Zhu,
  • Yongchun Zhong,
  • Jianhui Yu,
  • Hongpeng Wu,
  • Zhiwei Jia,
  • Jinchuan Zhang,
  • Angelo Sampaolo,
  • Pietro Patimisco,
  • Huihui Lu,
  • Xiaojun Jia,
  • Vincenzo Spagnolo,
  • Lei Dong

摘要

Leveraging the intrinsic multi physics nature of ferroelectric lithium niobate, we present a multi-functional platform (LN-MFP) that seamlessly integrates photoacoustic spectroscopy, light-induced thermoelastic spectroscopy and photodetection into a single on-chip device. The proposed LN-MFP operates over a broad spectral range spanning from the visible to the mid infrared. We experimentally demonstrate trace gas detection of nitrogen dioxide, water vapor, acetylene, carbon dioxide, methane and ammonia, achieving parts-per-billion detection limits. We implement a custom packaging solution where the LN-MFP chip and a 4.6 µm quantum cascade laser chip are mounted on a printed circuit board together with transimpedance amplification, demonstrating system-level integration. Using this co-packaged module, we demonstrate carbon monoxide detection via second-harmonic measurements, outlining a clear route towards fully integrated on-chip implementations. This compact, hybrid, multi-functional architecture markedly reduces system complexity and footprint compared with conventional benchtop systems and is intrinsically compatible with the rapidly developing lithium niobate integrated photonics ecosystem. The LN-MFP provides a core sensing building block for future all-lithium-niobate spectroscopic chips for environmental monitoring, point-of-care diagnostics and on-site chemical analysis.