Laser verification and authentication Raman spectrometer (LVARS) detecting the stokes and/or anti-stokes emission
AssigneeWizard of Ink & Co.
InventorsFrancis A. Nottke, James A. Kirchoff, Jonathan N. Lucke
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AssigneeWizard of Ink & Co.
InventorsFrancis A. Nottke, James A. Kirchoff, Jonathan N. Lucke
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The LVARS is a fully instrumental, non-destructive spectroscopic device for the analysis and verification and authentication of the optical and electromagnetic properties (OEMP) of organic or inorganic media that is either naturally occurring, or manufactured or processed such as the inks, dyes, thin films, plastics, toners, paper, fixatives, paints, and printing agents used in documents and financial instruments. The instrument is quantitative in nature so as to correlate compositional data (elemental, isotopic, structure) with Raman optical spectra. The LVARS design consists of a computer-controlled spectrometer with a microscope-guided grid head containing the laser excitation source and detector and optics. The spectrometer contains signal processing electronics which sends a stream of data to the computer for analysis and correlation with the library database. In other embodiment, the LVARS system is also capabable of performing analysis and verification and authentication of the OEMP of organic and inorganic compounds, for both natural as well as manufactured compounds.
A method to analyze media for composition and authentication of a source of unknown media comprising the steps of:
A method to verify the origin of an unknown sample comprising the steps of:
A computer readable medium containing program instructions for verifying the origin of an unknown sample, said program instructions comprising instructions for:
A system for verifying the origin of an unknown sample comprising:
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