Indicator circuit for a concentration measuring apparatus
AssigneeHF Scientific, Inc.
InventorHoward L. Beers
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AssigneeHF Scientific, Inc.
InventorHoward L. Beers
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An indicator circuit is provided for an apparatus that measures the concentration of a selected component in a test sample. The apparatus generates a test voltage that represents the concentration of the component in the test sample. The circuit generates a series of range voltages, each of which represents a respective one of a series of potential concentration ranges of the component in the test sample. A switching circuit selects an adjacent pair of range voltages immediately above and below the test voltage and applies the selected range voltages across an incremental voltage divider such that the voltage difference of the selected range voltages is divided into a series of incremental voltages, each of which represents a respective one of a series of potential incremental concentration levels of the component within each concentration range. The test voltages are compared with each of the incremental concentration voltages and the actual incremental concentration level of the component in the test sample is determined. There is a group of incremental indicator elements, each of which represents and displays a respective incremental concentration level in each of the concentration ranges.
An indicator circuit for an apparatus that measures the concentration of a selected component in a test sample, said circuit comprising:
An indicator circuit in an apparatus for measuring the concentration of a selected component in a test sample, which apparatus includes means for generating a test voltage that represents the concentration of the component in the test sample, said circuit comprising:
A photometer for measuring the concentration of a selected component in a sample medium comprising:
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