Abstract:
A radiation clinical thermometer has a probe with an optical guide and an infrared sensor, a detection signal processing section, a body temperature operating section, and a display unit. A filter correction system for setting a correction value based on the transmission wave length characteristics of a filter is also provided. The body temperature operating section receives infrared data, temperature sensitive data, which takes into account the temperature equilibrium between the optical guide and the infrared sensor, and a correction value from the filter correction section so as to calculate body temperature data.
Abstract:
A radiation clinical thermometer has a probe with an optical guide and an infrared sensor, a detection signal processing section, a body temperature operating section, and a display unit. A filter correction system for setting a correction value based on the transmission wavelength characteristics of a filter is also provided. The body temperature operating section receives infrared data, temperature-sensitive data, which takes into account the temperature equilibrium between the optical guide and the infrared sensor, and a correction value from the filter correction section so as to calculate body temperature data.
Abstract:
Presented here are devices and methods to correct ambient light measurements made in the presence of optical elements, such as the curved edge of the cover glass associated with the mobile device. In one embodiment, a film with optical properties is placed within the ambient light sensor to diffuse the high-intensity light beam coming from the optical element. In another embodiment, an aperture associated with the ambient light sensor is disposed to prevent the high-intensity light beam from entering the ambient light sensor. In another embodiment, a processor coupled to the ambient light sensor smoothes the peak associated with the high intensity light beam produced by the optical element.
Abstract:
An optical measurement apparatus 10 primarily includes: a photon detection unit 12 for detecting incident photons, a time signal output unit 14 for outputting a time signal, and a storage unit 16 for storing the time signal outputted from the time signal output unit 14 when the photon detection unit 12 detects photons. The photon detection unit 12 includes a HPD 24 having a photocathode 24a and an APD 24b, a TZ amplifier 26, a peak holding circuit 28, and an A/D converter 30. The time signal output unit 14 includes a timer 32 and a counter 34. The storage unit 16 includes a comparator 36 and a memory 38. When photons impinge on the HPD 24, a trigger signal is outputted from the comparator 36, causing the photon-number outputted from the A/D converter 30 and the time data outputted from the counter 34 to be stored in the memory 38.
Abstract:
Disclosed is an apparatus for analyzing fine particles such as blood cells in a fluid such as blood, the apparatus comprising a device for generating electrical signal pulses from the specimen particles which have passed a detecting section such as, for example, a flow pass. The signal pulses are compared with a predetermined threshold, and specific information concerning the specimen particles is detected for a period which is determined on the basis of the signals produced by delaying the signal pulses, from a moment at which the threshold value is exceeded by each signal pulse.
Abstract:
An optical measurement apparatus (10) comprises a photon detection unit (12) that detects incident photons, a time signal output unit (14) that outputs a time signal, and a storage unit (16) where the time signal outputted from the time signal output unit (14) is stored when photons are detected by the photon detection unit (12). The photon detection unit (12) comprises an HPD (24) having a photo-cathode (24a) and an APD (24b), a TZ amplifier (26), a peak-holding circuit (28), and an A/D converter (30). The time signal output unit (14) comprises a timer (32) and a counter (34). The storage unit (16) comprises a comparator (36) and a memory (38). When photons impinge on the HPD (24), a trigger signal is outputted from the comparator (36), and the photon count outputted from the A/D converter (30) and the time information outputted from the counter (34) are stored in the memory (38).