Differential refractometer

Optics: measuring and testing – For optical fiber or waveguide inspection

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356128, 356130, 356343, G01N 2141, G01N 2149

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049520555

ABSTRACT:
A differential refractometer is described capable of measuring the refractive index charge, dn, of a transparent fluid corresponding to a change dc of the concentration of a solute in said fluid. The fluid is restricted to a fine capillary within a transparent material such as glass. Incident upon the capillary at an angle close to the critical angle is a fine light beam incident from said transparent material. The axes of the light beam and capillary intersect at a point within the capillary defining thereby a plane within which the refraction occurs. A position sensing device is placed to measure the displacement of the beam twice refracted during its passage through the capillary, said measure being used to generate a numerical value of the ratio dn/dc.

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