Abstract:
An apparatus for optically measuring samples, including a radiation source configured to form an excitation beam in an excitation channel, a detector configured to detect an emission beam in an emission channel and a filter configured to be located, in an excitation position, in the excitation channel, and in an emission position, in the emission channel. The apparatus further includes a first filter storage comprising a first set of filter storage positions, a second filter storage comprising a second set of filter storage positions, and a filter transfer mechanism configured to move the filter between the excitation position, the emission position, the first set of filter storage positions and the second set of filter storage positions.
Abstract:
Various embodiments include systems and methods to provide selectable variable gain to signals in measurements using incident radiation. The selectable variable gain may be used to normalize signals modulated in measurements using incident radiation. The selectable variable gain may be attained using a number of different techniques or various combinations of these techniques. These techniques may include modulating a modulator having modulating elements in which at least one modulating element acts on incident radiation differently from another modulating element of the modulator, modulating the use of electronic components in electronic circuitry of a detector, modulating a source of radiation or combinations thereof. Additional apparatus, systems, and methods are disclosed.
Abstract:
Various embodiments include systems and methods to provide selectable variable gain to signals in measurements using incident radiation. The selectable variable gain may be used to normalize signals modulated in measurements using incident radiation. The selectable variable gain may be attained using a number of different techniques or various combinations of these techniques. These techniques may include modulating a modulator having modulating elements in which at least one modulating element acts on incident radiation differently from another modulating element of the modulator, modulating the use of electronic components in electronic circuitry of a detector, modulating a source of radiation or combinations thereof. Additional apparatus, systems, and methods are disclosed.
Abstract:
A calibration system for a detector includes a base member, a plurality of radiation sources fixedly attached to the base member, and a positioning mechanism attached to the base member. Each radiation source is maintained at a different temperature and is configured to emit electromagnetic radiation. The positioning mechanism includes a movable member having a single degree of freedom with respect to the base member, and a plurality of optical elements arranged on the movable member. Each optical element corresponds to one of the radiation sources and each optical element is configured to at least be movable between a calibration position and a non-calibration position. When the optical element is in the calibration position, the optical element is configured to receive the electromagnetic radiation from its corresponding radiation source and to reflect the electromagnetic radiation to a detector.
Abstract:
Disclosed herein is a high-speed optical measurement apparatus. The high-speed optical measurement apparatus includes an objective lens unit, an optical path unit, a control circuit unit, a measurement sensor, an eyepiece unit, and a measurement sensor connection. The objective lens unit adjusts the magnitude of the overall light of the individual locations of the object or the set of multiple objects, and allows the light to make its entrance. The optical path unit changes the path of the incident light. The control circuit unit outputs a control signal which is used to change a direction of the light by controlling the optical path unit. The measurement sensor measures the incident light. The eyepiece unit conforms the light to the size and location of the measurement sensor. The measurement sensor connection fastens the measurement sensor so that the light incoming through the eyepiece unit is aligned with the measurement sensor.
Abstract:
An apparatus for optically measuring samples, including a radiation source configured to form an excitation beam in an excitation channel, a detector configured to detect an emission beam in an emission channel and a filter configured to be located, in an excitation position, in the excitation channel, and in an emission position, in the emission channel. The apparatus further includes a first filter storage comprising a first setof filter storage positions, a second filter storage comprising a second set of filter storage positions,and a filter transfer mechanism configured to move the filter between the excitation position, the emission position, the first set of filter storage positions and the second set of filter storage positions.
Abstract:
A calibration system (300) for a detector (328) includes a base member (302), a plurality of radiation sources (304)fixedly attached to the base member, and a positioning mechanism (306) attached to the base member. Each radiation source (394) is maintained at a different temperature and is configured to emit electromagnetic radiation. The positioning mechanism includes a movable member (308) having a single degree of freedom with respect to the base member (302), and a plurality of optical elements arranged (310) on the movable member. Each optical element corresponds (310) to one of the radiation sources (304) and each optical element is configured to at least be movable between a calibration position and a non-calibration position. When the optical element is in the calibration position, the optical element is configured to receive the electromagnetic radiation from its corresponding radiation source and to reflect the electromagnetic radiation to a detector.
Abstract:
Various embodiments include systems and methods to provide selectable variable gain to signals in measurements using incident radiation. The selectable variable gain may be used to normalize signals modulated in measurements using incident radiation. The selectable variable gain may be attained using a number of different techniques or various combinations of these techniques. These techniques may include modulating a modulator having modulating elements in which at least one modulating element acts on incident radiation differently from another modulating element of the modulator, modulating the use of electronic components in electronic circuitry of a detector, modulating a source of radiation or combinations thereof. Additional apparatus, systems, and methods are disclosed.