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| titleOfInvention | Laser-induced fluorescence spectroscopy systems over time and their uses |
| abstract | A system for characterizing a biological sample (101) by analyzing the fluorescent light emission of the biological sample (101) after excitation, comprising: (i) a laser source (100) connected to a biological sample (101) through of excitation fibers (ExF), in which the laser (100 is configured to irradiate the biological sample (101) with a laser pulse at a predetermined wavelength to cause the biological sample (101) to produce a corresponding signal of fluorescence; (ii) collector fibers (CF), where the collector fibers (CF) collect the fluorescence signal from the biological sample (101), and retransmit the fluorescence signal to a demultiplexer (104); (iii) a demultiplexer ( 104) which is configured to divide the fluorescence signal of the collecting fibers (CF) at predetermined wavelengths; and (iv) an optical delay device (105); characterized in that the demultiplexer (104) is configured to divide the fluorescence signal of the collecting fibers (CF) at predetermined wavelengths to obtain spectral bands of <365 nm, 365-410 nm, 410-450 nm, 450-495 nm, 500-560 nm, 560-600 nm and> 600 nm, where the demultiplexer (104) comprises a first wavelength division device at approximately> 495 nm, a second wavelength division device at approximately 560 nm, a third wavelength division device at approximately 600 nm, a fourth wavelength division device at approximately 410 nm, a fifth wavelength division device at approximately 450 nm, and a sixth wavelength division device at approximately 365 nm, where the The fluorescence signal of the collecting fibers (CF) is divided by the first wavelength dividing device into a signal <495 nm and a signal> 495 nm, the signal> 495 nm is divided by the second longit dividing device UD of wave at a signal of 500-560 nm and a signal> 560 nm, the signal> 560 nm is divided by the third wavelength dividing device into a signal of 560-600 nm and a signal> 600 nm, the signal <495 nm is divided by the fourth wavelength dividing device into a signal <410 nm and a signal of 410-480 nm, the signal of 410-480 nm is divided by the fifth wavelength dividing device into a 410-450 nm signal and a 450-495 nm signal, and the <410 nm signal is divided by the sixth wavelength dividing device into a <365 nm signal and a 365-410 nm signal. |
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