WO2018038628A1 - Устройство для идентификации алмаза - Google Patents
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- the technical field to which the invention relates The present invention relates to the field of research of natural and synthetic diamonds and can be used to identify and separate natural diamonds from diamond simulations, as well as to separate natural diamonds from synthetic or natural diamonds subjected to thermobaric treatment in order to improve color.
- the relevance of creating a device for the identification of diamonds, including those with diamond cutting, is due to the increased frequency of appearance on the market of diamonds made from synthetic (NRNT and CVD) diamonds of jewelry quality, as well as from diamonds subjected to thermobaric processing in order to improve color characteristics.
- a known method and device for checking gemstones (patent RU 2267774, publ. 10.01.2006, MP G01N21 / 87), the device contains a thermally insulated container for placing the gemstone, having a window, means for cooling the container using liquid nitrogen, a lid for the container a laser for irradiating said gemstone through a window; a spectrometer for detecting photoluminescence spectra emitted by the gemstone through said window and generating corresponding spectral data signals at its output, a locking filter between the specified window and the spectrometer for filtering radiation at a wavelength of the irradiating radiation, a processor connected to the output of the spectrometer, a display connected to the processor to display information regarding the gem, and a support structure, wherein said gem is placed directly in liquid nitrogen , the window is made at the base of the specified container, near which a facet of the gemstone is placed, and the specified supporting structure provides installation of the above x components, forming a stand-alone device, while the specified laser
- the disadvantages of the device are the lack of accuracy in the identification of synthetic analogs of diamond (diamond) and the inability to diagnose faceted diamonds in jewelry.
- a device for sorting diamonds is known (patent RU 2372607, IPC
- the sorting device comprises an ultraviolet radiation source, a test diamond crystal, a radiation detector, a conversion amplifier, and means for indicating the intensity of the radiation transmitted through the diamond crystal.
- the device contains an ultraviolet LED with a radiation peak in the wavelength range from 240 to 300 nm, and as a radiation detector contains a photodiode with increased spectral sensitivity in the short-wave ultraviolet region, the ultraviolet LED is placed in a holder with a table in which made a Central hole for transmitting directional radiation from the LED to the test diamond crystal, which is placed on the table.
- the electrical signal from the photodiode is fed to a conversion amplifier and then to an indexing means, fixing the threshold level of intensity of radiation passing through the diamond crystal.
- the photodiode is placed in the holder with the possibility of changing its position over the faceted diamond crystal and detecting the refracted radiation rays.
- a photodiode placed in a holder is fixed in a removable cap.
- the conversion amplifier is equipped with a parallel output for connecting a continuous digital signal meter when setting up and calibrating the device.
- This device does not allow to determine that the studied stone is a diamond or its simulator and to separate natural diamonds from synthetic ones.
- a device is known (US 5883389, publ. 16.03.1999, IPC G01N21 / 87), which allows you to explore and separate natural diamond from synthetic by irradiating the surface of the diamond with ultraviolet radiation with a length of waves of 225 nm and observe luminescence and / or phosphorescence.
- a device for irradiating a diamond with ultraviolet radiation is connected to a power supply unit and is focused by ultraviolet quartz lenses, between which a filter is placed, and a shutter is installed after the lenses in the light path to quickly stop the irradiation.
- a faceted diamond (diamond) is placed in a holder with a handle for manipulating the diamond. To direct the light onto the diamond crystal, a mirror and a filter are placed that transmit radiation with wavelengths in the range 225-380 nm.
- the spectrometer in turn, is connected to the processor (computer and / or other devices, programmable data processing).
- the second light source is capable of emitting light with a wavelength of 660 nm and is connected to a second spectrometer that detects light emission with a wavelength of 700 to 800 nm, including Raman scattering of light connected to the same processor.
- the device provides for the use of any number of light sources with the ability to emit light with different radiation wavelengths or wavelength ranges compared to other light sources.
- spectrometers can be used in any quantity, and each individual spectrometer corresponds to a separate light source.
- the device according to the proposed technical solution allows you to measure and determine whether the test sample is a diamond or a simulator, whether it is a natural diamond or synthetic, whether the test diamond was processed to improve color, as well as determine its size and sort.
- the disadvantages of this device include insufficient identification accuracy, due to the fact that the device does not register the most characteristic and common N3 nitrogen defect in natural diamonds, which is currently a guaranteed sign of the natural origin of diamond, which can lead to false diagnostics of natural and synthetic diamonds. Also disadvantages are the large dimensions of the device due to the use of at least two spectrometers, insufficient mobility and the inability to test faceted diamonds (diamonds) in jewelry.
- the objective of the proposed technical solution is to develop a compact mobile device with built-in independent power supply that provides effective identification of faceted diamonds (diamonds), and simplify its design by using only one spectrometer for measurements by three methods: Raman scattering, ultraviolet absorption and photoluminescence for identification diamond.
- the possibility of moving the optical system which ensures the regulation of the location of the optical fibers relative to the diamond surface depending on the irradiation mode, makes it possible to increase the sensitivity of radiation detection by a spectrometer.
- the device for identifying a faceted diamond according to the invention which contains a measuring place with a measuring hole, on which the faceted diamond to be examined is placed with the possibility of fixing, an optical system made with the possibility of movement, including a spectrometer, two radiation sources with length waves 250-280 nm and 350-380 nm, respectively, wherein said two radiation sources and a spectrometer are connected to a place for measuring with optical fibers for inputting radiation into a faceted diamond and an optical fiber for outputting radiation into faceted diamonds; and also a laser radiation source with a wavelength of 532 nm and a microcontroller, wherein the faceted diamond is placed in the measurement location, so that the diamond area is facing the measurement hole of the measurement location, and the diamond calette is directly above the measurement hole to which optical fibers for inputting radiation and an optical fiber for outputting radiation, while the microcontroller is configured to control the sequential operation of radiation sources with a given time edovatelnostyu, moving
- the optical fiber for outputting radiation contains two segments of the optical fiber, optically connected to each other by two collimating lenses.
- the optical system can be configured to move in such a way that the optical fibers for input and output of radiation from a radiation source with wavelengths of 250-280 nm are directly adjacent to the surface of a faceted diamond.
- the optical system can be made with the possibility of movement so that between the optical fibers for input and output of radiation from a radiation source with wavelengths of 350-380 nm, a gap of 1-2 mm in size is formed.
- the laser radiation source is configured to direct laser radiation to the faceted diamond surface through the specified gap by means of a mirror mounted between the laser radiation source and the faceted diamond.
- the optical system according to the invention further comprises a notch filter configured to be placed between two collimating lenses to attenuate the radiation intensity from radiation sources, while the notch filter is equipped with a moving input-output mechanism for outputting the filter from the optical radiation path, when outputting optical radiation from a radiation source with wavelengths of 250-280 nm.
- the output of the notch filter from the optical radiation path is carried out by a signal from the microcontroller.
- Figure 1 presents a diagram of a device for the identification of diamond upon receipt of the Raman spectra of light (Raman) and photoluminescence.
- Figure 2 presents a diagram of a device for identifying diamond when receiving transmission spectra in the range of 250-280 nm.
- Figure 3 shows the Raman spectrum of diamond, with a characteristic line of 1332 cm "1.
- Figure 4 shows the photoluminescence spectrum of natural diamond with a line
- Figure 5 shows the transmission spectrum characteristic of Eeyore diamonds.
- Figure 1 shows a diagram of a device for identifying diamond 1, mounted in place 2 for measurements with a fixing device (not shown) for centering the faceted diamond (diamond) relative to the measuring hole made in the center of the place 2 for measurements, for supplying radiation to the surface of the diamond .
- the diamond is installed in the indicated place 2 for measurements so that it overlaps the specified hole.
- Three optical fibers are used in the device, one optical fiber 3 for outputting radiation is connected to the spectrometer 6 and consists of two segments optically connected by two collimating lenses 4, forming parallel rays from the radiation passing through one of the segments of the optical fiber 3.
- optical notch filter 5 Between the collimating lenses 4 can be introduced optical notch filter 5, made with the possibility of reducing by six orders of magnitude the intensity of laser radiation with a wavelength of 532 nm and four orders of magnitude of intensity widely olosnogo emission 350-380 nm.
- Two other optical fibers 1 1 and 13 for inputting radiation are configured to enter into a diamond a broadband radiation of 350-380 nm from a radiation source 10 in the form of an LED for exciting photoluminescence, and 250-280 nm from a radiation source 12 in the form of a LED 13 for measuring absorption diamond.
- a laser radiation source compact solid-state laser
- the focused laser radiation 8 generated by the laser radiation source 7 is directed using a mirror 9 to the sample under study (faceted diamond 1).
- the input / output device of the notch filter 14 is shown by a dashed line in FIG.
- the specified input-output device is an electric motor and is controlled by a microcontroller (not shown).
- the optical system 15 (shown by the dashed line in Figs. 1 and 2) includes a spectrometer 6, radiation sources 10, 12 with optical fibers for input and output of radiation (3, 1 1, 13), and is configured to move, for example, using a moving device in the form of a movable platform (not shown) on which the above elements of the device for identifying diamond are mounted.
- FIG. 2 shows an embodiment of a device for identifying diamond when measuring the absorption of short-wave ultraviolet radiation (250-280 nm) in diamond, which differs from the embodiment of the device for identifying diamond in FIG. 1, in that the optical fibers 3, 1 1 and 13 are in contact with the surface of a faceted diamond (diamond), and the notch filter 5 is removed from the optical path of the analyzed radiation. Direct contact of optical fibers with diamond allows even weak signals to be detected.
- a device for identifying diamond works as follows.
- the test sample is diamond, while a faceted diamond sample (diamond) 1 is placed in place 2 for measurement and fixed with a pad to the measuring hole, so that the caletta is directly above the measuring hole exactly in the middle between the input optical fibers and conclusion radiation ( Figure 2).
- the entire optical system 15, including radiation sources 10, 12, three optical input and output optical fibers, spectrometer 6, collimating lenses 4 and the notch filter 5 moves with the possibility of a gap 1-2 mm between the optical fibers of the input and output radiation and faceted diamond 1 for the passage of laser radiation from a source of laser radiation 7, initiated by the signal of the microcontroller ( Figure 1).
- a compact solid-state laser with a wavelength of 532 nm is used as a source of laser radiation to obtain a Raman spectrum.
- the laser source 7 generates a focused beam 8 according to the signal of the microcontroller, which is sent using a mirror 9 to a faceted diamond (diamond).
- the mirror 9 is located between the laser radiation source 7 and diamond 1.
- a notch filter 5 is inserted, mounted on an additionally used moving filter input-output mechanism 14, which reduces the intensity of the scattered laser radiation from sample at a wavelength of 532 nm by 6 orders of magnitude.
- the obtained spectrum of the test sample (diamond) is shown in FIG. 3.
- the microcontroller controls the radiation sources (on, off), the input-output device of the notch filter, moving the optical system, as well as the processing of the spectrometer data.
- the measurement results of the spectrometer are processed in the microcontroller and the identification results of the faceted diamonds are displayed on an electronic display (not shown) connected to the microcontroller.
- the second stage of the study is carried out in the same optical circuit shown in FIG. 1, when the entire optical system 15, according to the signal of the microcontroller (not shown) using a moving device, including radiation sources 10, 12, three optical fibers for input and output radiation, spectrometer 6, collimating lenses 4 and notch filter 5, moves with the possibility of a gap of 1-2 mm between the optical fibers of the input and output radiation and faceted diamond 1 for the passage of broadband radiation from the radiation source 10, initiated by the signal of the microcontroller ( Figure 1).
- a radiation source 10 is used in the form of an LED with a radiation band in the range of 350-380 nm, which generates radiation that is sent through an optical fiber 1 1 to a faceted diamond (diamond) 1.
- photoluminescence of diamond formed under the influence of LED radiation through an optical fiber 3 recorded by spectrometer 6. It should be noted that when the radiation source 10 operates in the wavelength range from 350-380 nm between the optical fiber 1 1 for inputting radiation and the faceted of diamond (diamond) form a gap.
- This gap allows, at a constant solid angle, to register with the optical fiber 3 to output radiation a larger photoluminescence flux and, accordingly, obtain results with higher sensitivity.
- the notch filter 5, installed between the collimating lenses 4 of the segments of the optical fiber 3, reduces the intensity of the scattered radiation from the LED 10 by four orders of magnitude. Note that we use the same notch filter 5 at the two stages of the research described above. The presence of a spectral line in the luminescence spectrum of diamond at a wavelength of 415 nm ( Figure 4) indicates that the studied diamond is natural.
- the transmission of ultraviolet radiation of 250-280 nm through a faceted diamond is examined.
- the radiation source 12 in the form of an LED generates ultraviolet radiation, which propagates through the optical fiber 13 to a faceted diamond 1 (diamond).
- Ultraviolet radiation entering a faceted diamond through its area is subsequently reflected from the opposite sides of the pavilion. diamond, comes out through the same platform and through the optical fiber 3 enters the spectrometer 6.
- the inscription “Simulator” appears on the electronic board of the diamond identification device. If the test sample is a natural diamond, then the inscription appears on the scoreboard: "NATURAL DIAMOND". If the test sample is not a natural diamond, then the inscription "Pa” appears. ⁇ 2% of natural diamonds, almost all synthetic (HPHT and CVD) diamonds and natural diamonds subjected to thermobaric treatment in order to improve color, can be classified as Pa type. For reliable identification of these diamonds, they must be examined in more detail.
- the proposed device allows you to effectively identify diamonds, including in finished jewelry.
- the applied design solutions make the device compact, mobile and affordable while ensuring effective identification of faceted diamonds based on the use of the given combination of research methods.
- the device allows you to determine whether the diamond under study is a diamond or its simulator, whether it is natural or synthetic, and whether it is required more detailed studies to determine whether the diamond under investigation was subjected to thermobaric treatment.
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