A Rapid-Scanning Micro-Densitometer
W. R. J. Brown
Abstract
W. R. J. Brown
Abstract
A simple microdensitometer is described. It is a scanning unit which may be used in conjunction with a normal microscope. An enlarged real image of a film sample is moved across a stationary slit. The image motion is provided by a rotating block of glass. An electrical signal (from a phototube behind the slit) is converted to a density signal and is presented on a cathode-ray oscilloscope Some uses of microdensitometric traces are suggested.
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A simple microdensitometer is described. It is a scanning unit which may be used in conjunction with a normal microscope. An enlarged real image of a film sample is moved across a stationary slit. The image motion is provided by a rotating block of glass. An electrical signal (from a phototube behind the slit) is converted to a density signal and is presented on a cathode-ray oscilloscope Some uses of microdensitometric traces are suggested.
Key concepts: Microdensitometer, Densitometer, Oscilloscope, Optics, SIGNAL (programming language), Microscope, Magnification, Slit