Hewlett-packard Company

Martin Zoll

Martin Wunderling

Bernhard Fischer

Frank Rochlitzer

Joachim Wender

Method for preparing a laser cavity resonator for use in a Raman gas analyzer, that resonator comprises a V-shaped housing which comprises a first and a second channel for the laser beam in a V-arrangement. The method allows the adjustment of the resonator in the manufacturing site and provides a high mechanical stability and reliability of the system and accelerates the manufacturing of the resonator. The resonator received by the method comprises adjusted mirrors fixed to the housing so that the resonator can be transported and installed in the analysis system at its place of application.

Adjusted laser cavity resonator and method for preparing a laser

Method and arrangement for adjusting a mirror to a laser resonator such that the light impinging on said mirror is reflected on itself. A laser beam of an auxiliary gas laser circulates between the mirror to be adjusted and the output coupler mirror of the gas laser. A part of the laser beams reflected by the mirror is decoupled and projected as different light dots on a ground glass screen. By micro positioning of the mirror the different light dots are fused together to one light dot so that the light impinging on the mirror is reflected back on itself. The method and the arrangement allow a fast and exact adjustment of the mirror which further can be easily automated.

Method and arrangement for adjusting a mirror to a laser resonator

Disclosed is a device for continuing detecting blood parameters. The device includes a catheter adapted to be introduced into the artery of a patient. A sensor is arranged in the catheter. A tube us adapted to be coupled to a vein of a patient and is also connected to the first catheter. A device controllably maintains blood flow across the sensor, the device being controlled such that initially the flow of blood to the first catheter via the tube is prevented so long as the detective blood parameters indicated a sufficient amount of fresh arterial blood is flowing around the sensor. In the event that a detective blood parameters indicate that an insufficient amount of blood flows around the sensor, then blood flow through the first catheter to the vein of the patient via the tube is then established.

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Gechingen, Germany

Martin Zoll