Patent classifications
G01N2021/6497
METHOD OF QUALITY CONTROL AND SERVICE INSPECTION FOR METALLIC ELECTRO-MECHANICAL COMPONENTS
The present disclosure provides assemblies, systems and methods of quality control and service inspection for metallic electro-mechanical components. More particularly, the present disclosure provides assemblies, systems and methods of quality control and service inspection for metallic electro-mechanical components (e.g., stator components) utilizing fluorescent agents. The present disclosure provides both (i) surface/assembly designs, and (ii) methods of their inspection. In the present disclosure, fluorescent agents can be mixed with protective and/or added layers to serve as bright contrast media under a light source (e.g., ultraviolet (“UV”) light source). It is noted that in a case of imperfect coating or service corrosion, gaps in reflection can serve as clear indications of either inadequate quality or excessive corrosion-driven degradation of the components.
Rapid Optical Analysis System
This invention describes a device with two or more point detectors, one of more other optics, and appropriate data handling hardware and software when combined with a coupled apparatus to rapidly detect/characterize data for the chemical and/or physical measurement of materials on a two-dimensional surface.
Dosimeter
What is described and claimed is a dosimeter for measuring a radiation dose of ionizing radiation comprising a measurement chamber and a light sensor, wherein the measurement chamber is filled with a fluorophore and is lightproof, such that no light from the surroundings can be incident in the measurement chamber, and wherein the light sensor is configured to detect fluorescent light generated by ionizing radiation in the fluorophore in the measurement chamber and to generate a signal that is proportional to the fluence of the detected fluorescent light. Furthermore, the use of such a dosimeter, and a spectrometer comprising a plurality of such dosimeters are presented and claimed.
SECURITY ITEM USING INTENSITY OF FLUORESCENT MATERIALS, AND USER IDENTIFICATION SYSTEM USING SAME
Provided is a security item using the intensity of fluorescent materials and a user identification system using same, the security item containing fluorescent materials that have intrinsic luminescent characteristics when irradiated with excitation light, wherein the fluorescent materials are contained in an amount of 0.2-3.0 wt % on the basis of the weight of the security item, and the difference in relative value calculated by formula (I), according to a 0.2-0.5 wt % difference in the amount of the fluorescent materials, is at least 3. Formula (I): the relative value of χ wt % of fluorescent materials=(the relative intensity of the emission wavelength of χ wt % of the fluorescent materials×100)/(the relative intensity of the emission wavelength of 3.0 wt % of the fluorescent materials)
METHOD FOR SENSING METHYL SALICYLATE, METHYL SALICYLATE SENSOR, AND METHOD FOR DETECTING PATHOGEN INFECTION OF CROPS USING TERBIUM-SULFOXIDE COMPLEX
Provided is a method for sensing methyl salicylate, which is a plant hormone released when a plant is infected with a disease. One aspect of the present embodiment relates to a method for sensing methyl salicylate, including detecting a reaction product of a terbium-sulfoxide complex represented by the predetermined formula and methyl salicylate.
WATER QUALITY ANALYSIS SYSTEM, SENSOR MODULE, CALIBRATION MACHINE, AND METHOD FOR CALIBRATING WATER QUALITY ANALYSIS SYSTEM
A water quality analysis system is calibrated without using any organic fluorescence material such as phenanthrene. The water quality analysis system analyzes a component to be measured contained in a liquid sample by a fluorescence spectroscopy, and that comprises a light irradiation section that irradiates the liquid sample with a light having an excitation wavelength of the component to be measured, a light detection section that detects a fluorescence of the component to be measured emitted from the liquid sample, a calculation unit that calculates a concentration of the component to be measured by using a fluorescence intensity obtained by the light detection section, and a solid fluorescence reference member that is arranged on an optical path between the light irradiation section and the light detection section and that emits the fluorescence by the light from the light irradiation section at a time of calibration.
METHODS AND SYSTEMS FOR DETECTING AEROSOL PARTICLES WITHOUT USING COMPLEX ORGANIC MALDI MATRICES
Disclosed are systems are methods for identifying the composition of single aerosol particles, particularly that of bioaerosol particles, without pre-treatment using complex organic MALDI matrices. A continuous timing laser may be used to index aerosol particles, measure particle properties, and trigger a pulse ionization laser. Ionized fragments and optionally photons associated with each particle producing by the ionization laser may be analyzed using one or more detectors including a TOF-MS detector and an optical detector. The laser pulse may comprise a simultaneous IR and UV laser pulse when fragments comprise predominantly of UV chromophores. Unique spectral data associated with each indexed particle from each detector may be compiled using data fusion to generate compiled spectral data. Machine learning methods may be used to improve the prediction of composition over time.
SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR MOBILE DEVICE PHOSPHOR EXCITATION AND DETECTION
The present disclosure is drawn to a method and system for the excitation, identification, and authentication of light emitting materials using a mobile device comprising at least one Vertical Cavity Surface Emitting Laser (VCSEL), for use in a variety of applications.
COMPOSITIONS AND METHODS FOR DETECTING AN ABASIC SITE
A method for detecting an abasic site is provided. The method may include flowing a solution over a substrate having a plurality of oligonucleotides coupled thereto. At least one of the oligonucleotides includes an abasic site. The solution may include a fluorophore coupled to a reactive group. The method may include reacting the reactive group with the abasic site to couple the fluorophore to the abasic site; and detecting the abasic site using fluorescence from the fluorophore.
METHODS AND SYSTEMS FOR DETECTING AEROSOL PARTICLES
Disclosed are systems are methods for identifying the composition of single aerosol particles, particularly that of bioaerosol particles. A continuous timing laser tightly coupled with a pulse ionization laser is used to index aerosol particles, measure particle properties, and trigger the ionization laser to fire when each particle enters the beam of the trigger laser. Ionized fragments and optionally photons produced when each particle is struck by the ionization laser are analyzed using one or more detectors including a TOF-MS detector and an optical detector. Individual single particle spectra are aligned and denoised prior to averaging.