639 results about "Absorption band" patented technology

A sensor (200, 900) comprising an illuminator (212, 500, 804, 832, 858, 904), a receiver (216, 400, 420, 460, 480, 808, 836, 862, 924) and an analyzer (240) for detecting and identifying an analyte having a characteristic absorption band that is present in a sample region (208, 812, 824, 874, 922). The illuminator includes an illumination source (220) for illuminating the sample region with spectral energy across at least a portion of the characteristic absorption band. The receiver includes a detector (228, 404, 424, 460, 484, 866, 928) for sensing predetermined portions of the spectral energy band and for creating a sample spectral data vector (236). The analyzer uses the spectral data vector and known characteristic data to detect and identify the analyte.

A method of visually detecting a leak of a chemical emanating from a component. The method includes: aiming a passive infrared camera system towards the component; filtering an infrared image with an optical bandpass filter, the infrared image being that of the leak; after the infrared image passes through the lens and optical bandpass filter, receiving the filtered infrared image with an infrared sensor device; electronically processing the filtered infrared image received by the infrared sensor device to provide a visible image representing the filtered infrared image; and visually identifying the leak based on the visible image. The passive infrared camera system includes: a lens; a refrigerated portion including therein the infrared sensor device and the optical bandpass filter (located along an optical path between the lens and the infrared sensor device). At least part of a pass band for the optical bandpass filter is within an absorption band for the chemical.

An object is to provide a light-emitting element which includes an exciplex being used as an energy donor capable of efficiently transferring energy to a substance exhibiting thermally activated delayed fluorescence. The exciplex comprises two kinds of substances and its singlet and triplet excited states are close to each other. Thus, by making light emission of the exciplex overlap with an absorption band on the longest wavelength side which corresponds to absorption by the substance exhibiting thermally activated delayed fluorescence, i.e., an energy acceptor, in a singlet excited state, it becomes possible to achieve efficient energy transfer from a singlet excited state of the exciplex to a singlet excited state of the substance exhibiting thermally activated delayed fluorescence, and it also becomes possible to achieve efficient energy transfer from a triplet excited state of the exciplex to a triplet excited state of the substance exhibiting thermally activated delayed fluorescence.

The invention relates to a method for producing UV polarizers, according to which spheroid particles situated near the surface of the glass are incorporated into the support material (primarily standard float glass) in a novel arrangement. According to the method for producing UV polarizers, after the introduction of metal ions (e.g., silver ions) into the glass surface, a large size distribution of particles is achieved by multiple alternation of a heat treatment for separating out spherical metal particles, followed by the renewed introduction of metal ions and a subsequent heat treatment. A deformation of the glass produces spheroid particles of various sizes and different semi-axis relationships. The particles are characterized by their large size distribution and are deformed differently in relation to their spheroid shape. In this way UV polarizers are produced which have a wide absorption range since the absorption bands having different maximum positions overlap.

A display comprises a light source and an image display panel disposed in an optical path from the light source. The light source comprises a primary light source for illuminating a re-emission material which comprises at least a first nanophosphor material for, when illuminated by light from the primary light source, re-emitting light in a first wavelength range different from the emission wavelength range of the primary light source. The image display panel comprises a first filter having a first narrow passband or a first narrow absorption band, the first narrow passband or first narrow absorption band being aligned or substantially aligned with the first wavelength range. The combination of a narrow wavelength range emitted by the first nanophosphor material and the narrow passband or narrow absorption band of the filter allows a display with high efficiency and a high NTSC ratio to be obtained.

The invention relates to a lightweight and broadband wave absorbing material with foam sandwich structure, comprising a panel 1, a sandwich layer 2 and a bottom plate 3. The panel 1 is a wave-transparent material layer; the sandwich layer 2 is wave absorbing resin foam; and the bottom plate 3 is an electromagnetic wave absorbing and reflecting layer. The method for producing the lightweight and broadband wave absorbing material with foam sandwich structure comprises the steps of mixing raw materials, foaming the mixed raw material, curing the mixed raw material to obtain monolayer foam wave absorbing materials and adhering the monolayer foam materials to form multi-layer foam wave absorbing material. The lightweight and broadband wave absorbing material with foam sandwich structure has good low-frequency performance, broad absorption band, light surface density, superior environmental performance and the like. The method is mature and stable, can be used for the large-scale continuous production and is easy to realize the industrialization.

An infrared region selective reflection coat, having a layer exhibiting a structural color of which a central wavelength of a selective reflection band is in the range of 700 nm to 2,000 nm,

wherein the infrared range selective reflection coat satisfies at least one of the following requirements A and B:

• A: the layer exhibiting a structural color contains a compound having a light-sensitive functional group; and
• B: the infrared range selective reflection coat further comprises a layer containing an infrared-absorbing dye or pigment having absorption maximum in the range of 700 nm to 2,000 nm and a half bandwidth of its absorption band in the range of 20 nm to 200 nm.

The present invention is generally directed to a method for non-contact analyte detection by selectively exciting one or more analytes of interest using an IR source optionally operated to produce pulses of light and tuned to at least one specific absorption band without significantly decomposing organic analytes and determining if the analyte is present by comparing emitted photons with an IR detector signal collected one or more times before, during, after, or any combination thereof exciting the analyte. Another embodiment of the present invention provides a method for non-contact analyte detection by selectively exciting one or more analytes of interest using one or more IR sources that are optionally operated to produce pulses of light and tuned to at least one specific wavelength without significantly decomposing organic analytes, wherein the analyte is excited sufficiently to increase the amount of analyte in the gas phase, and wherein the content of the gas is examined to detect the presence of the analyte.

What is disclosed is a system and method for image-based determination of concentration of CO and CO₂ in a vehicle's exhaust gas in an emissions testing environment. In one embodiment, the present method involves receiving an IR image of the exhaust plume of a motor vehicle intended to be tested for CO and CO₂ concentrations. The IR image has been captured using a mid-wave infrared camera with at least one optical filter tuned to the infrared absorption band of CO and CO₂. The images are pre-processed to isolate pixels which contain the exhaust plume. The intensity values of pixels in those isolated regions are normalized and concentrations of CO and CO₂ are determined via a calibration curve which relates pixel intensities to concentrations. The concentrations are compared to an emissions standard set for the vehicle to determine whether the vehicle is a gross polluter.

Signature protected photosensitive optically variable (POV) inks are provided, which are capable of providing a unique signature in addition to other security features of POV inks. The inks contain at least two types of colorants, and a third, signature component and other ingredients to enable printing. A first colorant comprises a fluorescent dye and/or pigment emitting light within a characteristic emission band when excited by fluorescent-exciting radiation. A second colorant comprises a dye and/or pigment having a light absorption band at overlapping or longer wavelengths than the characteristic emission band of the first colorant in such a way as to result in a dark color. The third component is a fluorescent/phosphorescent rare earth composition. The inks give dark visible ink images, which also produce detectable coincident fluorescent and phosphorescent images. The inks can be used with detectors of red phosphorescence to achieve a new level of security in high speed sorting operations.

The invention discloses a wave-absorbing material based on grapheme and a preparation method thereof. The wave-absorbing material is formed by mixing graphite powder (or taking graphite powder as a main material) with one of three magnetic dielectric materials: ferrite, carbonyl iron powder and ultrafine metal powder, wherein the graphite powder is prepared by flake graphite through a mechanical stripping method and has a mass percentage content of 60-99 percent. The wave-absorbing material provided by the invention has the characteristics of being high in absorption strength, wide in absorption band, low in density and the like and has the excellent characteristics of the grapheme and the magnetic dielectric materials in electromagnetic performance; the preparation method is easy for large scale, low in cost, environment-friendly and suitable for industrialized production. The wave-absorbing material has wide application potential and market prospect in the fields of wave-absorbing materials, anti-electrostatic materials and electromagnetic shielding.

A reimageable medium for receiving an imaging light having a predetermined wavelength scope, the medium composed of: a substrate; a photochromic material capable of reversibly converting among a number of different forms, wherein one form has an absorption spectrum that overlaps with the predetermined wavelength scope; and a light absorbing material exhibiting a light absorption band with an absorption peak, wherein the light absorption band overlaps with the absorption spectrum of the one form.

The present invention relates to silico fluorene copolymer and its application. The silico fluorene copolymer is copolymer of 2, 7-silico fluorine and narrow band gap monomer, and has absorption spectrum with absorption side band greater than 500 nm and absorption band side expanded to red light and near infrared region. It is prepared through copolymerizing 2, 7-silico fluorine and narrow band gap monomer containing hetero N and/or S atoms. It may be applied in making polymer solar cell, FET, etc. It has high mobility, high long-term stability and high energy converting efficiency.

A system and method for determining the position and orientation of an object within an environment using optical beacons placed at known locations within the environment. The optical beacons are received by an imaging device mounted on the object to be positioned, The system derives the position and orientation of the object from data associated with the pixel locations of the beacons within images, the identity of the beacons within images, and the positions of the beacons within the environment. In one embodiment, the optical beacons emit signals that are patterned in such a way that they appear as a first signal when sampled a low sampling rate and appear as a second signal when sampled at a high sampling rate. The first signal is the same for each beacon, and is used to distinguish beacons from other sources of light in the environment. The second signal is different for each beacon, and is used to identify beacons. In another embodiment, the optical beacons are installed underground and rise on command. In another embodiment, the optical beacons may also emit light within an absorption band of the atmosphere m order to improve the signal to noise ratio of the beacons.