Optics: measuring and testing – By dispersed light spectroscopy
Patent
1995-02-01
1997-08-12
Evans, F. L.
Optics: measuring and testing
By dispersed light spectroscopy
356326, G01J 300, G01J 310
Patent
active
056571194
ABSTRACT:
A thermal lens spectrometer utilizes a continuously tunable optical parametric oscillator (OPO) to provide practical, easy-to-build, reliable spectrometer for measuring a wide variety of sample materials over a wide spectral range. A flow cell is placed in the path of the output beam from a tunable optical parametric oscillator, and material to be analyzed is placed in the cell. A laser probe beam is also directed into the cell coaxially with the OPO output beam. The OPO output beam acts as a pump, and the output probe beam from the cell is directed to an intensity sensor. The OPO is tuned over a selected frequency range, under computer control, for example, to produce an output probe beam having an intensity representing the spectral response of the material to be analyzed.
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Kawasaki Shuichi
Lane Randall J.
Tang Chung L.
Cornell Research Foundation Inc.
Evans F. L.
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