Method for evaluation of a scattered light signal and...

Optics: measuring and testing – By particle light scattering – With photocell detection

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C356S335000, C356S338000, C356S343000

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07440100

ABSTRACT:
A method of evaluating a scattered light signal generated by a scattered light receiver when detecting especially fine particles in a carrier medium, wherein the scattered light signal runs through a filter algorithm operation to evaluate the scattered light signal subject to specific filter algorithms, the filter algorithm operation being based on a slope of the scattered light signal.

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