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titleOfInvention Method and device for measuring photoluminescence, absorption and diffraction of microscopic objects in a fluid
abstract The invention concerns a device and a method for measuring photoluminescence in a fluid contained in a measuring vessel [CM]. According to the invention, the fluid in the measuring vessel [CM] receives simultaneously at least two excitation beams from two optical systems [Ci]. Said optical systems [Ci] are positioned so that their axes [Xi] form between them a non-null and separate angle of 180° about the measuring vessel [CM]. A measurement of photoluminescence is deduced according to the invention from a coupling of data obtained from the emission beams captured simultaneously by the capturing elements [CEi]. The optical systems [Ci] are further positioned such that there exists at least one partial overlapping beam [FCb<SUB>a</SUB>] between the excitation beam and the source [Sb] of a first optical system [Cb] and the emission beam captured by the capturing element [CEa] of a second optical system [Ca]. The device is further provided with at least one so-called capturing element [DTa] in the neighbourhood of at least one of the sources [Sa] to capture a light at the wavelength of excitation in the partial overlapping beam [FCb<SUB>a</SUB>], a measurement of absorbance and/or of diffraction being deduced from data obtained from said light captured by the attenuating capturing element [DTa].
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