This paper proposes a novel multicomponent gas-sensing optical fiber probe system. It utilizes a precisely engineered Platinum-coated capillary fabricated via Atomic Layer Deposition (ALD) technology as the core for enhanced Raman spectroscopy, marking the first application of ALD in creating such a structure for gas Raman sensing. The noble metal capillary gas Raman probe demonstrates a low detection limit of 55 ppm for CO with a 30 s exposure time and good repeatability in multicomponent gas sensing. The capillary exhibits excellent stability, environmental resistance, and a large core diameter, enabling a rapid gas exchange rate and making it suitable for practical applications.
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