Abstract:
A reflectometer for measuring absorption of light in selected regions of the light spectrum by a diffuse reflector. The reflectometer is adapted to precisely measure absorption resulting from the constituents present in body fluids. The sample to be measured is illuminated by a focused light source at an angle of 45.degree. to its surface. The light diffusely reflected about the normal to the sample falls on a small round bundle of optical fibers at the opposite end of the bundle, the fibers are arranged into a narrow rectangle. This rectangle forms the entrance slit for a concave holographic diffraction grating. The grating forms images of this entrance slit spectrally separated over a flat field suitable for recording the spectrum on film or on an array of discrete detectors.
Abstract:
This invention relates to a optical fiber type colorimeter, and in particularly it refers to a colorimeter which uses optical fibers to transmit light to sample or reference matter. Scattered light reflected from matter surface is received by a optical fiber and then transmitted to a grating which splits light into spectrum. An A/D converter is connected to the driver circuit to communicated signal to computer for analysis of chromatic value, and determination of chrominace of sample, especially for analysis of some solid, products like textile, paper or brick. Since optical fibers are used in this invention, it enables more flexible installation of this invention. Moreover, precision of measurement is no longer affected by testing environment. The fabrication cost is lowered without the use of conventional reflective mirror.
Abstract translation:本发明涉及一种光纤型色度计,特别涉及使用光纤将光透射到样品或参考物质的色度计。 从物质表面反射的散射光被光纤接收,然后传输到将光分解成光谱的光栅。 A / D转换器连接到驱动电路,将信号传送到计算机,以分析色彩值,并确定样品的色度,特别是用于分析一些固体产品,如纺织品,纸张或砖。 由于在本发明中使用光纤,因此能够更灵活地安装本发明。 此外,测量精度不再受测试环境的影响。 在不使用常规反射镜的情况下,制造成本降低。
Abstract:
A system for rapid-scan spectral analysis comprising a concave holographic diffraction grating continuously rotated at a substantially constant angular velocity to provide a rapid scanning monochromator (a monochromator is used to transfer nominal regions of wavelengths out of the continuous light source). The unique sampling circuitry uses an optical shaft encoder. The angular velocity and angular acceleration of the grating are calculated from time measurements, just before the first wavelength of interest falls on the detector. This information is used to control the Analog to Digital converter sampling rate across the region of interest. The samples as a function of time are stored in a memory buffer so that each data point corresponds to a wavelength.
Abstract:
Various vacuum ultraviolet monochromators embodying a rotatable diffraction grating and fixed entrance and exit slits, and working at a predetermined magnification are disclosed which provide improved optical performances by a correction of the odd terms of the wavefront aberration. In one group of instruments the fixed angle 2.theta. between the entrance and the exit beams is 90.degree. and the magnification 1. In another group, grazing incidence instruments are considered, 2.theta. being equal to 166.degree..
Abstract:
A monochromator having a fixed inlet slot, a holographic grating carried on a concave turnable support, and a fixed outlet slot, the support surface of the holographic grating being a concave portion of a toroidal surface, taken at the outer periphery of the toroid, and symmetrically disposed with respect to the equatorial plane of the toroid, the equatorial plane also containing the point sources for recording the holographic grating.
Abstract:
The invention provides a focalization process of spherical concave diffraction gratings, working by reflection for the dispersion of various radiations constituting a polychromatic light, in which fixed entrance and exit slits are used and in which only a certain rotation is imparted to the grating, the rotation is imparted to the grating in such a way as to make the radiations move in the exit slit. For a certain ruled width of a given grating and a given resolution, the sum of the object and image tangential focal length equations has a value .epsilon. different from zero and determined in function of the aberrations furnished by a concave grating corresponding to the retangular port.
Abstract:
Spectrometric gratings formed by holographic techniques are disclosed. The gratings are employed in monochromator mounts of the type in which fixed entrance and exit slits are combined with simple rotation of the grating to scan the spectral range of interest, the angles of incidence and diffraction and the positions of the slits being so related that the mounts are characterized by improved optical performance due to phase balancing and improved focussing properties according both to geometrical and diffraction theories. The parameters involved in the holographic formation of the gratings, specifically the angularities and positions of the point sources forming the holographic image of the grating lines, are specifically related to the characteristics of the mount as to improve further their optical characteristics, particularly with respect to mounts either employing "normal" (i.e., relatively small) angles of incidence with large grating apertures or employing grazing incidence (i.e., for use in the far ultraviolet region).
Abstract:
Monochromator having a concave grating of the type in which monochromatic selection is carried out solely by rotation of the grating about its apex, comprising a grating, a fixed entry slit to light up the grating with a beam of white light and a fixed exit slit to collect monochromatic light reflected from the grating, the said grating having the form of a concave spherical calotte and the lines of the grating being situated at the intersection of the calotte with a family of quadrics of revolution one of the foci of which is situated at the centre of curvature of the spherical calotte wherein the two slits of the monochromator are each situated at a distance from the apex of the spherical calotte of between R and 0.84 R where R is the radius of the spherical calotte, and the angle at which the two slits are viewed from the apex of the spherical calotte is between 26* and 65*.
Abstract:
A monochromator comprising a plane mirror and a substantially planar grating which operates at the blaze angle throughout a predetermined range of input wavelengths. The mirror and grating are disposed in vertically oriented intersecting planes and rigidly affixed to one another for common rotation about the vertical axis of intersection. Light passing through the entrance aperture of the instrument and impinging on the grating is diffracted thereby onto the mirror from which it is then reflected toward an exit aperture, the wave length selected for transmission through the exit aperture being determined in accordance with the angular position of the grating-mirror combination about its rotational axis.
Abstract:
An optical system comprises a wearable device for measuring one or more physiological parameters. The physiological parameters may change in response to stretching of the hand or movement of fingers or thumb of the user, or the parameters may be related to blood constituents or blood flow. The wearable device comprises a light source with a plurality of semiconductor diodes and a detection system that measures reflected light from tissue comprising skin. The semiconductor diodes may be light emitting diodes or laser diodes. The signal to noise ratio for the output signal may be improved by synchronizing the detection system to the light source, increasing light intensity of at least one of the plurality of semiconductor diodes from an initial light intensity, and using change detection that compares light on versus light off for the detection system output. The wearable device is also configured to identify an object.