Spectrometric measurement system and method for compensating for veiling glare
Abstract
The present solution is directed to a measuring system and a method for determining spectrometric measurement results with high accuracy. The spectrometric measuring system, comprises a radiation source, an entrance slit, a dispersion element, and a detector with detector elements arranged in a linear or matrix-shaped manner in one or more planes. The detector has an even distribution of at least two different wavelength-selective filters on its detector elements. While detectors from photography and video applications are used for this purpose, use of the invention is not limited to the visible spectral region. Further, color filters on the pixels may be omitted or modified in the manufacturing process. It is also possible to use other types of detectors in which the wavelength-selective filters and associated detectors are arranged one behind each other in a plurality of planes in which complete color information is available to each individual picture point.
Claims
exact text as granted — not AI-modified1 . A spectrometric measuring system for compensation for veiling glare, comprising:
at least one radiation source; at least one entrance slit; a dispersion element; and a detector with detector elements arranged in a linear or matrix-shaped manner; wherein the detector has an even distribution of different wavelength-selective filters on its detector elements; and wherein the detector has an evenly distributed arrangement of at least two wavelength-selective filters.
2 . A spectrometric measuring system for compensation for veiling glare, comprising:
at least one radiation source; at least one entrance slit; a dispersion element; and a detector with detector elements arranged in a linear or matrix-shaped manner; wherein the detector has an even distribution of different wavelength-selective filters on its detector elements; and wherein a color camera sensor is used as a detector.
3 . The spectrometric measuring system according to claim 2 ;
wherein the color camera sensor is known from photography applications and video applications.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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