Ringir, Inc.

Ruwini Dinushika Rajapaksha

John Michael Roberts

Charles Charbel Harb

Xavier Andrew Moya

Richard Hebden

Systems for biological sensing that include, in one implementation, a sensor, a filter, a pump, and a flow channel. The sensor is configured to test a gas sample. The sensor includes an optical cavity. The filter is configured to filter the gas sample. The flow channel is formed by at least the optical cavity, the filter, and the pump. The pump is configured to generate a negative pressure differential inside the flow channel.

Vacuum airflow filtering for biological sensing

Multi-pass cavities for cavity ring-down spectroscopy. The multi-pass cavity includes, in one example, a body, a pair of flat mirrors, a light input coupler, a first turning mirror, a second turning mirror, and a light output coupler. The pair of flat mirrors are positioned parallel to each other within a gas channel of the body. The light input coupler is configured to direct a light beam into the gas channel along a first transmission axis. The first turning mirror is configured to reflect the light beam from the first transmission axis toward the resonance cavity. The light output coupler is configured to direct a first portion of the light beam out of the gas channel and reflect a second portion of the light beam along a second transmission axis. The second turning mirror is configured to reflect the light beam from the second transmission axis to the resonance cavity.

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Albuquerque, NM, United States of America

Ruwini Dinushika Rajapaksha