Retention spectroscopic device and method

Abstract

The invention discloses a retention-type light splitting apparatus and a method. The apparatus comprises a reflective film cavity, a first output light guide and a second output light guide. The reflective film cavity is used for separating light signals irradiating an inner wall of the cavity so as to acquire a first light signal which is propagated in the reflective film cavity after reflection and a second light signal which is propagated outside the reflective film cavity after transmission. The first output light guide is arranged in the reflective film cavity and is used for collecting and outputting the first light signal irradiating to the first output light guide. The second output light guide is arranged on an external surface of the reflective film cavity and is used for collecting and outputting the second light signal irradiating to the second output light guide. The reflective film cavity with a high reflectivity is arranged to separate the light signals so as to acquire the reflected first light signal and the transmitted second light signal; the output light guides are arranged respectively so as to carry out acquisition and output so that a high splitting ratio is realized; and further through changing a light guide area, the splitting ratio is adjusted.

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technical field

[0001] The present application relates to the technical field of light intensity distribution, in particular to a retention type spectroscopic device and method. Background technique

[0002] According to different wavelengths, electromagnetic waves can be divided into X-rays, ultraviolet rays, visible light, infrared rays, radio waves, etc. Visible light refers to electromagnetic waves with a wavelength ranging from 400nm to 760nm. Visible light can be directly recognized by the naked eye without the aid of instruments. Light can be regarded as photons or photons. Light intensity refers to the number of photons. Spectroscopy is the technology of dividing photons of a beam of light into two parts of equal or unequal ratio.

[0003] For visible light, there are two common spectroscopic methods:

[0004] The first method is to use fiber fusion, that is, use heating to fuse the ends of two optical fibers together to form a "Y"-shaped bifurcated structure. Wh...

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