Frequency conversion control method of light source of atomic fluorescence spectrometer based on digital micromirror
A digital micromirror and atomic fluorescence technology, applied in the field of atomic fluorescence spectroscopy, can solve the problems of cooperating with atomic fluorescence spectrometers, reducing the stabilization time of hollow cathode lamps, and the long stabilization time of hollow cathode lamps, so as to improve the fluorescence excitation efficiency and reduce the impact , the effect of improving stability
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[0028] Such as figure 1 As shown, the full-spectrum atomic fluorescence spectrometer based on the digital micromirror array includes an atomizer, a hollow cathode lamp, a grating, a digital micromirror, a photomultiplier tube, a collector, and a host computer. The host computer controls the hollow cathode lamp to light up. Control the flipping of the digital micromirror, and control the work of the collector.
[0029] Such as Figure 2a ~ Figure 2c As shown, a sample detection process includes N acquisition processes, one acquisition process generates one spectrum, and a total of N spectrums are generated. A collection process is divided into collection stages (acquisition time is T 1 ) and non-acquisition phase (non-acquisition time is T 2 ). In the acquisition stage, the high-frequency current (frequency f 1 , the duty cycle is 1:k 1 ) and small DC current I 0 Control the work of the hollow cathode lamp, collect n sampling points; do not sample during the non-collecti...
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