Mixing liquid ratio detector device

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123117, 356436, F02P 900, F02B 7512, G01M 2100

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049627465

ABSTRACT:
In a mixing liquid ratio detector device, a LED and a photo diode are provided in a manner to sandwich an optically permeable column. The light emitting area of the LED and the light receiving area of the photo diode are each arranged in the neighborhood of the column in generally perpendicular relationship with a boundary between a mixing liquid and the column, such that light beams from the LED enter the boundary through one side of the column, the light beams incident on the boundary at an angle more than a critical angle being totally reflected from the boundary, and advancing through an inner portion of the column to come out from the other side of the column, and impinging on the photo diode.

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