Dispersion direct reading spectroscopic detector
A photoelectric detector and detector technology, applied in the field of spectral measurement, can solve problems such as situations that are not suitable for rapid changes, achieve good system scalability and compatibility, and simplify the structure.
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[0031] Example 1: Flow Injection Chemiluminescence Spectroscopic Detector
[0032] This embodiment is a spectrometer for detecting chemiluminescent spectra. The structure diagram of the instrument is as follows figure 2 As shown, flow injector 1, capillary 2 (sampling channel), spectroscopic system 3, linear array CCD 4, and workstation 5.
[0033] The solution is mixed in the flow path of the flow injector 1, and the solution flows through the vertical capillary 2, the light signal generated during the chemical reaction passes through the capillary 2 and enters the reflection grating spectroscopic system 3, and the light signal is projected to the horizontal On the surface of the linear array CCD 4, the CCD 4 is controlled by the workstation 5, and the data is recorded and output by the workstation 5.
[0034] Each time the CCD records, it records a spectrum. Continuous recording at fixed intervals can record three-dimensional spectral information.
Embodiment 2
[0035] Example 2: Co 2+ Spectral Analysis of Catalyzed Luminol Chemiluminescence
[0036] In the instrument shown in Example 1, each solution required for the luminol chemiluminescence system is injected into the flow path of the flow injector, including the luminescent agent luminol solution, hydrogen peroxide oxidant, sodium bicarbonate carrier and Co 2+ sample solution. Set the CCD to sample continuously at fixed intervals. Catalyst Co injected intermittently 2+ The generated chemiluminescent signal makes the three-dimensional spectral spectrum appear one by one in the shape of peaks, such as Figure 3-1 . Each peak corresponds to the detected chemiluminescent signal (peak at approximately 425nm).
[0037] By cutting the three-dimensional spectrum along a fixed time, the chemiluminescence spectrum at a certain moment can be obtained, such as Figure 3-2 . By cutting the three-dimensional spectrum along a fixed wavelength, the spectrum of the signal changing with time...
Embodiment 3
[0039] Embodiment 3: UV-visible absorption spectrum detector sampling channel
[0040] Ultraviolet and visible absorption is a common chromatographic detection method, which uses the light absorption characteristics of substances for detection and quantification. The grating spectroscopic system and the linear array CCD detector of the instrument shown in Example 1 can still be applied to the detection of the ultraviolet-visible absorption spectrum, but the sampling channel needs to be in accordance with Figure 4 Adjust the lighting accordingly (the structure of the injection channel is as follows Figure 4 , the illumination light of the tungsten-halogen lamp is incident from the front, and enters the diaphragm through the solution).
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