Spectrometer Techniques for Process Analysers

Markku Känsäkoski, Pentti Niemelä, Mauri Aikio, Jouko Malinen, Jouni Tornberg

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    Abstract

    The use of optical spectroscopic methods for quantitative composition measurements in process control is increasing rapidly and the use of imaging spectroscopy for visual inspection and piece sorting is growing even faster. A number of different optical configurations are in use today and many more are being developed to accomplish the wavelength selectivity needed in spectroscopic methods. The development of compact and rugged spectrometers has been one of the major tasks of the optical measurements research team at VTT Electronics. Some of the techniques developed will be presented in this paper.
    Original languageEnglish
    Title of host publicationSENSORAL 98: International Workshop on Sensing Quality of Agricultural Products
    PublisherCEMAGREF
    Pages501-513
    ISBN (Print)2-85362-499-4
    Publication statusPublished - 1998
    MoE publication typeB3 Non-refereed article in conference proceedings
    EventInternational Workshop on Sensing Quality of Agricultural Products, SENSORAL 98: From Sensors to Decision Support System in Agriculture, Food Industry and Environment - Montpellier, France
    Duration: 24 Feb 199827 Feb 1998

    Conference

    ConferenceInternational Workshop on Sensing Quality of Agricultural Products, SENSORAL 98
    Country/TerritoryFrance
    CityMontpellier
    Period24/02/9827/02/98

    Keywords

    • spectrometer
    • on-line measurement
    • process analyser

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