Optics: measuring and testing – Blood analysis – Hemoglobin concentration
Patent
1988-08-08
1990-05-15
Scott, Jr., Leon
Optics: measuring and testing
Blood analysis
Hemoglobin concentration
128633, G01N 3348
Patent
active
049252992
ABSTRACT:
A photoelectric arrangement for the determination of a substance spectrally differently absorbing light in a specimen (1) comprising two alternately switched on light sources (2,3) of different wavelengths matched to the absorption maximum or minimum of the substance, two photoelectric receivers (5,6) arranged in such a manner with respect to the specimen that the one receiver (measuring receiver 5) receives light which traverses the specimen and the other receiver (reference receiver 6) receives light of the light sources directly and an electronic control and evaluation circuit following the photoelectric receivers and controlling the light sources for the determination of the different absorption typical for the substance at the two wavelengths, wherein the control and evaluation circuit comprises a light circuit (7,8,10,11a,11b) following the reference receiver (6) for determining light amounts transmitted by the light sources and defining the switchover instant for the light sources on reaching a predetermined amount of light.
REFERENCES:
patent: 4447150 (1984-05-01), Heinemann
patent: 4773422 (1988-09-01), Isaacson et al.
Meisberger Artur
Neumann Hans-Jurgen
Fresenius AG
Jr. Leon Scott
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