| LIOS Technology GmbH Patent applications |
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| 20110313732 | METHOD AND APPARATUS FOR THE SPATIALLY RESOLVED MEASUREMENT OF A PHYSICAL VARIABLE - A device for spatially resolved measuring of a physical variable has a device for generating a first electrical signal with a first frequency and a device for generating a second electrical signal with a second frequency. The second frequency differs from the first frequency by a difference frequency. An optical radiation source generates an optical signal modulated by the first frequency. The optical signal can interact with a test object and be modified in the process. A mixer can mix an electrical signal emerging from the optical signal with the second signal. A device, particularly embodied as a DDS system, generates a third electrical signal with a third frequency that corresponds to the difference frequency or a multiple of the difference frequency. A digital/analog converter digitizes the at least one mixed signal by sampling the mixed signal at the third frequency in order to digitize it. | 12-22-2011 |
| 20110058590 | DEVICE FOR SPATIALLY RESOLVED TEMPERATURE MEASUREMENT - Apparatus for a spatially resolved temperature measurement, with at least one optical fiber ( | 03-10-2011 |
| 20090252193 | Device and Method for Calibrating a Fiber-Optic Temperature Measuring System - A device for calibrating a fiber-optic temperature measuring system has a broadband light source, a coupling-in device, which can couple light generated by the light source for calibration into an optical fiber of the temperature measuring system, a coupling-out device, which can couple components of the light source-generated light that are backscattered in the optical fiber out of the optical fiber. An evaluation device performs a calibration of the temperature measuring system on the basis of the backscattered components of the light. | 10-08-2009 |
| 20090240455 | Calibrating An Optical FMCW Backscattering Measurement System - The object of the invention is to provide a method of calibrating an optical FMCW backscattering measurement system that improves the precision of the measurement. The problem is solved by a method comprising the steps of A. Converting said received sensor signal to a complex received electrical signal as a function of said modulation frequency fm, said complex received electrical signal being represented by a magnitude part and a phase angle part as a function of said modulation frequency fm; B. Performing a transformation of said received electrical signal to provide a backscattering signal as a function of location between said first and second ends of said sensor and beyond said second end; C. From said backscattering signal as a function of location determining characteristics of a curve representative of said backscattering signal beyond said second end; D. Correcting said magnitude part of said received electrical signal and said phase angle part of said received electrical signal in a predetermined dependence of said curve; and E. Repeating step B) on the basis of the corrected received electrical signal. | 09-24-2009 |
| 20090103072 | Method and a System for Determining a Physical Property as a Function of Position - The invention relates to a method and system for determining a physical property for determining physical property as a function of position, where a data series is obtained by FMCW. The data series comprises data points from one or more channels and the method comprises measuring a number of data points corresponding to Nda different values of frequency of modulation, performing one or more processing step comprising at least part of said primary data series to obtain at least one secondary data series comprising N (N>Nda) data points for the values of frequency of modulation, performing a transformation of said secondary data series from frequency domain to obtain at least one back scattering curve in space domain and optionally said back scattering curve(s) to one or more physical properties as a function of position. | 04-23-2009 |
