Blood leak detector comparing intensities of high absorption ban

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210 96R, 210321R, 340242, 356181, 356184, G01J 346

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040171906

ABSTRACT:
A system for detecting small amounts of hemoglobin in a solution detects the ratio between the light transmissivities at separated wavelengths of a sample solution, one of which wavelengths is in a range at which hemoglobin is highly light absorptive. Through the use of the ratios of the signals, a reading of high sensitivity and linearity is provided in the presence of substantial contamination and turbidity in the sample or the system.

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