Spectroscopic breath detector
AssigneeMatthew David Armstrong
InventorMatthew David Armstrong
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InventorMatthew David Armstrong
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A replaceable spectroscopic detector used in volatile organic compounds testing devices, such as a portable breath testing device for roadside drug testing or a testing device for any air handling systems, such as those used for indoor agriculture, which reversibly sorb compounds and prepare a concentrated sample in a single gas cell configured for performing spectroscopy of the contents within the cell. The disclosed invention comprising; one or more check valves, a source of electromagnetic radiation and an electromagnetic receiver that releasably connects to a volatile organic compounds testing device such that it is replaceable and is configured for performing spectroscopy and passing exhaled breath and/or airflow through a disposable and replaceable reversibly engaging cartridge comprising a reversible sorbent and a gas cell configured for spectroscopy. The invention further comprises a heater that preferably is included in the cartridge for heating the cell and desorbing the sorbed compounds preparing a concentrated sample inside the gas cell.
A spectroscopic breath detector for a volatile organic compounds testing device, viewed externally as tubular in appearance, for performing spectroscopy of contents within, in which the spectroscopic breath detector comprises:
A method of using the spectroscopic breath detector comprises means
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