Optics: measuring and testing – By dispersed light spectroscopy – With raman type light scattering
Patent
1998-02-27
1999-11-16
Evans, F. L.
Optics: measuring and testing
By dispersed light spectroscopy
With raman type light scattering
356318, 2504581, G01N 2164, G01N 2165
Patent
active
059867566
ABSTRACT:
An optical probe assembly, which may be used with or without optical fibers for remote operation, incorporates a leak-detecting capability. A source such as a laser is used for optically exciting at least a portion of a sample substance, causing wavelengths characteristic of the sample to be emitted along a collection path for reception by spectral analysis means. The same laser or a different source is employed for optically exciting a point within a test region, causing wavelengths characteristic of any substances contained or entering into the test region to merge with those of the sample within the collection path.
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Pelletier Michael J.
Slater Joseph B.
Evans F. L.
Kaiser Optical Systems
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