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Non-contact temperature measurement

Advances in Space Research, 1991
Three methods for noncontact temperature measurement are presented. Ideal gas thermometry is realized by using laser-induced fluorescence to measure the concentration of mercury atoms in a Hg-Ar mixture in the vicinity of hot specimens. Emission polarimetry is investigated by measuring the spatially resolved intensities of polarized light from a hot ...
Paul C. Nordine   +3 more
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Non-contact endoscopic temperature measurement

Optical Fibers and Sensors for Medical Diagnostics and Treatment Applications XX, 2020
We demonstrate a pyrometric contactless temperature sensor using a flexible fused silica fiber of 360 μm diameter for endoscopic/laparoscopic surgery equipment. The large bandwidth (up to several kilohertz), and the broad temperature range (from 35°C to 250°C) of the sensor can be instrumental for time-resolved analysis and control of laser ablation ...
Sergio Vilches   +2 more
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Non-contact resistivity measurements

Proceedings, 1996
Resistivity method finds wide application in many countries for the problems of near-surface geophysics. Frequently at field work by a resistivity method some problems of galvanic contacts with the ground occurs, for example at rocky surfaces, on dry sand, in permafrost regions, on a snow and an ice surface, on asphalt and concrete in cities, etc.
I. N. Modin   +3 more
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Non-contacting distance measuring system

The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America, 1986
To determine if a pulsed beam system, typically an ultrasonic pulsed beam system, which is located externally of a motor vehicle is in operative condition, a transmitter (14) projects a beam to a fixed reflector (16) located on the vehicle, and one (19) of a group of timing stages (18; 19, 20, 21) evaluates the transit time to the reflector.
Gerhard Brüggen   +2 more
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Non-contact surface roughness measurement

SPIE Proceedings, 1993
A noncontact optical profiler for measuring surface roughness is described. The system consists of a differential interference microscope with a polarization phase shifter CCD detector array video frame grabber and computer. Interferometric phaseshifting techniques are used to obtain surface slope information. The slope data is then integrated to yield
Hong Gao   +3 more
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