Pascal Fichet

Title: Pascal Fichet: Inventor in Radiation Detection and Spectroscopy.

Introduction

Pascal Fichet is an inventor based in Poissy, France. His work includes inventions related to radiation detection and optical emission spectroscopy. He is associated with 3 patents.

Latest Patents

One of Fichet’s latest patents, “Method for Measuring Tritium or Other Radiation for Dismantling,” describes a kit for detecting beta radiation on a solid surface without damaging it. The kit uses at least two films that respond to different types of radiation, including beta radiation.

Another patent, “Optical Emission Spectroscopy Qualitative and Quantitative Analysis Method,” concerns analyzing samples using laser-excited optical emission spectroscopy. The method uses a database built from single-element aqueous solutions at the same concentration. For each element, the database records emission-line wavelengths and their corresponding intensities.

Career Highlights

Fichet has been associated with the French Alternative Energies and Atomic Energy Commission (Commissariat à l’énergie atomique et aux énergies alternatives) and Compagnie Générale des Matières. His patent work spans radiation measurement and analytical spectroscopy.

Collaborations

Fannie Bresson and Florence Goutelard are among Fichet’s reported coworkers.

Conclusion

Pascal Fichet’s inventions address practical measurement and analysis challenges, from detecting radiation on surfaces to evaluating samples through optical emission spectroscopy.