Method and arrangement for spectroscopically measuring the conce

Optics: measuring and testing – For light transmission or absorption – Of fluent material

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250343, 250345, G01N 2131, G01N 2139

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ABSTRACT:
An arrangement for making gas spectroscopic measurements includes a laser diode driven by a modulated control current, a monitor diode, a detector unit for receiving a measurement signal of the transmitted radiation and a lock-in amplifier. The method utilizing the above arrangement is improved in that the offset component in the output signal of the lock-in amplifier is eliminated. This is achieved in that the radiation power of the laser diode is controlled to a pregiven modulation profile with the monitor diode functioning as an actual-value transducer.

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