Optics: measuring and testing – By dispersed light spectroscopy – With sample excitation
Patent
1976-12-16
1979-01-16
Evans, F. L.
Optics: measuring and testing
By dispersed light spectroscopy
With sample excitation
G01J 330
Patent
active
041346858
ABSTRACT:
Chemical analysis apparatus such as a spectrophotometer, having a carbon rod or other non-flame atomizer which is adapted to be heated by electrical resistance heating. The atomizer is included in a heater circuit, and a particular relationship exists between the electrical resistance of the atomizer and the electrical resistance of the remainder of that circuit. That relationship is such that variations in the atomizer resistance as may occur over a period of use, do not substantially affect power dissipation in the atomizer during heating. Ideally, the two resistance values are equal, but variations from the ideal are satisfactory in practice. A feed-back circuit is arranged to maintain a substantially constant voltage across the heater circuit, and that is achieved by comparing the applied voltage with a reference voltage and modifying the applied voltage as necessary to maintain a predetermined relationship between the two.
REFERENCES:
culver et al., American Laboratory, vol. 8, No. 3, Mar. 1976, pp. 59-62, 64 and 66-69.
Bennett Peter
Egan Edward G.
Jackson Ian S.
Cole Stanley Z.
Evans F. L.
Fisher Gerald M.
Morrissey John J.
Varian Techtron Proprietary Limited
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