Data di Pubblicazione:
2005
Abstract:
An innovative series of optical fiber sensors based on spectroscopic interrogation is presented. The sensors are customdesigned for a wide range of applications, including gasoline colorimetry, chromium monitoring of sewage, museum lighting control, for use with a platform for interrogating an array of absorption-based chemical sensors, as well as for color and turbidity measurements. Two types of custom-design instrumentation have been developed, both making use
of LED light sources and a low-cost optical fiber spectrometer to perform broadband spectral measurements in the visible spectral range. The first was designed especially to address color-based sensors, while the second assessed the combined color and turbidity of edible liquids such as olive oil. Both are potentially exploitable in other industrial and environmental applications.
of LED light sources and a low-cost optical fiber spectrometer to perform broadband spectral measurements in the visible spectral range. The first was designed especially to address color-based sensors, while the second assessed the combined color and turbidity of edible liquids such as olive oil. Both are potentially exploitable in other industrial and environmental applications.
Tipologia CRIS:
04.01 Contributo in Atti di convegno
Keywords:
Absorption/reflection spectroscopy; Colorimetry; Online monitoring; Optical fiber sensors; Process control
Elenco autori:
Ciaccheri, Leonardo; Mignani, ANNA GRAZIA; Mencaglia, ANDREA AZELIO
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Titolo del libro:
Optical Fibers: Applications
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