I would like to know how the dual-path system is achieved in the URAS26 of the ABB infrared analyzer AO2040; does it consist of a single light source with two paths?

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In AO2040, how does URAS26 achieve dual light paths? It features a single light source with two light paths; there are no relevant hardware manuals available. If anyone could provide them, that would be great. Please ( ) Please

Reply #22018-10-26

1. Use a half-reflector to separate beams. 2. Use a strobe to alternate the use of beams. 3. A fiber optic splitter – it’s basically one of these three methods. You should be able to find out by looking at the operation manual or the product’s promotional materials.

Reply #32018-10-30

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