Spectroscopic analyzer system for examining intravital tissue

Optics: measuring and testing – For optical fiber or waveguide inspection

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356417, 356418, 356419, G01N 2127, G01N 2164

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045055831

ABSTRACT:
In a spectroscopic analyzer, light emitted from a light source is spectroscopically divided into a series of light rays of different wavelength by means of plural sets of interference filter for two-wavelength photometry adapted to intermittently and successively intercepting light from the light source or to be scanned by the light through a rotatable slit. An object under test is irradiated sequentially by the series of light rays transmitted through an optical fiber bundle. Reflected light rays carrying informations of the object are sequentially applied to photoelectric converter. Electric signals thus produced are digitized and arithmetically processed for obtaining a plurality of data corresponding to the plural sets of the interference filters.

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