Self referencing LED detection system for spectroscopy applications
OwnerMathias Belzinventor
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A light emitting diode (LED) based detection system is employed for spectroscopy based applications. LEDs are used as monochromatic light sources for applications at specific and pre-defined wavelengths. Spectrographic information is generated using LEDs of different wavelengths ranging from 260 nm to 1400 nm. Multiple wavelength information is generated by coupling light from each LED into an intensity and mode mixing fiber bundle. A dual beam approach of using a reference and a sample photodiode ensures automatic drift correction. Interference filters at the LED input fiber reduce the spectral bandwidth of the monochromatic light emission to a useful 10 nm bandwidth by cutting off the LEDs trailing emission distribution allowing for absorbance measurements similar to typical spectrometers.
A method for spectroscopically analyzing a sample in a cell comprising:
A method for spectroscopically analyzing a sample in a cell comprising:
A method for spectroscopically analyzing samples comprising:
An instrument for spectroscopically analyzing a sample comprising:
The instrument of claim 16 further comprising a converter in communication with said photodetectors and said microcontroller, wherein the intensities of the radiation emitted by the LEDs are scaled.
An instrument for spectroscopically analyzing a sample comprising:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.