Abstract:
The optical system of the present invention includes a lens system assembly, a spectral filter material and a pixel array configured such that small, distant, light sources can be reliably detected. The optical system of the present invention provides accurate measurement of the brightness of the detected light sources and identification of the peak wavelength and dominant wavelength of the detected light sources. Use of the optical system of the present invention provides the ability to distinguish headlights of oncoming vehicles and taillights of leading vehicles from one another, as well as, from other light sources.
Abstract:
A position measuring system that includes a graduation support having a first detent and a detector arrangement on a holder for scanning the graduation support at a preset scanning distance. An adjusting device that sets the preset scanning distance, the adjusting device is displaceable relative to the holder along a first direction from a mounting position to an operating position. The adjusting device includes a second detent which, in the mounting position, acts together with the first detent of said graduation support acting in the first direction, and the first and second detents are out of engagement at the operating position and a receiver which, at the mounting position, maintains the graduation support oriented perpendicularly with respect to the first direction, and the receiver is removed from the graduation support by being displaced in the first direction. A coupling element that couples the adjusting device free of play with the holder at least in a second direction perpendicular with respect to the first direction.
Abstract:
A method is described for the operation of an opto-electronic sensor array, in which a plurality of sequential operating light pulses are emitted into a monitored region; the operating light pulses reflected from an object arranged in the monitored region are received by a spatially resolving receiver unit with a plurality of light sensitive sensors; the light intensity of the respectively received reflected operating light pulses is detected and stored in each case during an activation interval synchronously with the emission of the operating light pulses for each sensor; and after each activation interval, in sequential transmission steps, the light intensities stored for the sensors are transmitted to a parallel processor having a plurality of parallel signal inputs for the parallel signal processing, with the transmission in each case taking place for a plurality of sensors simultaneously in each transmission step. Furthermore, a sensor array for the carrying out of the method is described.
Abstract:
It is possible to enhance accuracy in photometry measurements without an increase in unnecessary actual measurement data and design value data in the case where on a low ambient luminance side, an output of a first light sensor, which receives light collected from a large area, is linear and an output of a second light sensor, which receives light collected from a small area, is non-linear. The number of luminance measurement points used for performing measurement with the second light sensor is set at low ambient luminance values to be larger than the number of luminance measurement points used for performing measurements with the first light sensor. Accordingly, it is possible to enhance accuracy of photometry measurements without an increase in unnecessary actual measurement data and design value data where an output of a brightness detecting circuit based on an output of the second light sensor is non-linear and an output of a brightness detecting circuit based on an output of the first light sensor is linear.
Abstract:
The present invention relates to an illuminance sensing head structure including a housing, a light detector, a positioning member, a first color light filtering plate, a second color light filtering plate, and a diffusion plate. The housing has a top face recessed with a square plate receiving slot receiving the two color light filtering plates. The plate receiving slot has a center recessed with a rectangular receiving chamber for receiving the light detector. One side of the plate receiving slot is formed with a member receiving space for receiving the positioning member. The plate receiving slot has an outer edge provided with multiple rod insertion holes. The diffusion plate has an enclosure, and has a bottom formed with multiple insertion rods each close fit with the rod insertion hole.
Abstract:
A position detection element is provided with a photoelectric conversion unit comprising a plurality of pixels arranged on a straight line, a switch group for switching the output of pixels, the first memory group, the second memory group, the first switch group for selecting a memory from the first memory group, the second switch group for selecting a memory from the second memory group, the first signal line for transmitting a signal from the first memory group, the second signal line for transmitting a signal from the second memory group, and a differential amplifier for detecting the difference between signals inputted respectively from the first signal line and the second signal line, and these components constitute the position detection element. The output of the photoelectric conversion unit is supplied to the first memory group and second memory group every prescribed time interval, a moving object is specified based on the differential signal during the time period, and the moving information is obtained.
Abstract:
The invention provides a technique for correcting gamma ray intensities detected to account for variation in attenuation effects with energy. The corrected intensity values enable more accurate isotopic analysis to be conducted and render such techniques applicable to low level emission cases. The technique is particularly useful in investigate waste materials with a gamma emitting content which needs to be determined. The attenuation is corrected for using a bi-modal function to account for the attenuation effects arising from low and high atomic mass components of the material in which the emitters are present.
Abstract:
A UV detector is located at an arbitrary measuring position on an object on which UV intensity and dose are measured and measures the UV intensity and dose at the measuring position. The receptor includes a UV photo-receiving device having a photosemiconductive layer containing nitrogen and at least one of elements of Al, Ga and In, and a UV untransmissive member having a function of preventing UV transmitted through the UV receiving device from being received by the object.
Abstract:
A device for the in-situ monitoring of EUV radiation flux includes an integrated reflective multilayer stack. This device operates on the principle that a finite amount of in-band EUV radiation is transmitted through the entire multilayer stack. This device offers improvements over existing vacuum photo-detector devices since its calibration does not change with surface contamination.
Abstract:
There are disclosed a mounting information-collecting device which is capable of collecting mounting information concerning mounted statuses of circuit boards with high accuracy and efficiency, as well as a connector and a mounting information-collecting method therefor. A light-emitting device emits an optical signal. A plurality of optical signal-processing elements each apply processing to the optical signal in a manner unique to a corresponding one of the circuit boards to thereby generate a processed optical signal. A mounting information-collecting device receives the processed optical signal and detects whether or not the processing has been applied, to thereby collect the mounting information.