Optical Sensors and Sensing Congress 2020
DOI: 10.1364/ais.2020.atu4i.4
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Hadamard-Transform Fluorescence Excitation-Emission-Matrix Spectroscopy: Rapid Multivariate Analysis of Fluorophores

Abstract: A new UV-LED based Hadamard excitation-emission-matrix fluorescence spectrometer was designed and utilized to study the degradation of antioxidants additives to lubricant samples with acquisition times within 2 to 10 seconds.

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“…Recently, we introduced a much faster EEM spectrometer achieving for the first time an acquisition rate of higher than 30 spectra per minute. This EEM instrument uses a fully programmable 31-channel light source and a conventional 2048-channel fluorescence photodiode array spectrometer. The programmable light source produces 31 different combinations of 31 wavelength channels based on Hadamard-matrix multiplexing .…”
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“…Recently, we introduced a much faster EEM spectrometer achieving for the first time an acquisition rate of higher than 30 spectra per minute. This EEM instrument uses a fully programmable 31-channel light source and a conventional 2048-channel fluorescence photodiode array spectrometer. The programmable light source produces 31 different combinations of 31 wavelength channels based on Hadamard-matrix multiplexing .…”
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confidence: 99%