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Method and apparatus for monitoring optical radiation

CA 1070972 A · Owner: United States Department Of Commerce · Inventors: Bostrom, Robert G.; Landry, Robert J.; Peterson, Richard W.

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A biologically weighted ultraviolet radiant energy monitor provides a direct indication of the hazards to humans from the energy emanating from an optical radiation source. The radiation is first spectrally dispersed by passage through a suitable prism or diffraction grating. Portions of the dispersed radiation are mechanically masked in accordance with a predetermined biological weighting. The weighted output from the mechanical mask is then fed to a suitable detector. In the various embodiments of the ultraviolet hazard monitor a quartz prism or diffraction grating spectrograph is utilized to spectrally disperse the incident radiation spatially and a plate coated with sodium salicylate or …

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  • Granted February 5, 1980. A Canadian patent filed before October 1, 1989 lasted 17 years from grant, so its term ended February 5, 1997.
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GrantedFebruary 5, 1980
Term endedFebruary 5, 1997
Patent numberCA 1070972 A
Classification (IPC)G01J1/58 +2 more

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198119831985198719891991199319951997Patent grantedFeb 5, 1980Term endedFeb 5, 1997

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