发明名称 Apparatus for Detecting a Substance in a Rod Shaped Article of the Tobacco Industry
摘要 An apparatus (1) for detecting a substance in a rod shaped article of the tobacco industry (2), the apparatus (1) including one or more sources (10,11) of electromagnetic radiation, one or more detectors (26, 27) and a processor (32). The one or more sources (10, 11) are configured to generate electromagnetic radiation at first and second wavelengths (λ1, λ2). The one or more detectors (26, 27) are configured to detect the first and second wavelengths (λ1, λ2) after propagation in the rod shaped article (2), lo and to generate signals (A, B) based on the amount of radiation received at each wavelength (λ1, λ2). The processor (32) is configured to process the signals (A, B) to determine information relating to the presence of the substance, based on the relative amount of radiation received at the first and second wavelengths.
申请公布号 US2016205995(A1) 申请公布日期 2016.07.21
申请号 US201415023610 申请日期 2014.08.28
申请人 BRITISH AMERICAN TOBACCO (INVESTMENTS) LIMITED 发明人 WHITE Julian Dennis;HORROD Martin John;BRAY Andrew Jonathan;FALLON Gary
分类号 A24C5/34;A24D3/02;G01N21/3577 主分类号 A24C5/34
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主权项 1. Apparatus for detecting a substance in a rod shaped article of the tobacco industry, comprising: one or more sources of electromagnetic radiation, configured to generate electromagnetic radiation at first and second wavelengths, said first and second wavelengths being different from each other, said one or more sources of electromagnetic radiation being configured to generate the first wavelength at a peak in the optical absorption spectrum of the substance; one or more detectors, configured to detect the first and second wavelengths after propagation in the rod shaped article, wherein the one or more detectors are configured to generate signals based on the amount of radiation received at each wavelength; and a processor configured to process the signals to determine information relating to the presence of the substance, based on the relative amount of radiation received at the first and second wavelengths.
地址 London GB