Chlorophyll Fluorescence Spectrometer
Plants are vital to human culture. They form the backbone of cultural ceremonies, social situations, medicines, decorations, food sources, oxygen production, and agriculture. By using a chlorophyll fluorescence spectrometer (CFS), a measure of relative plant health can be obtained by considering the intensity of a chlorophyll sample’s spectrum in the 600 to 700nm waveband. The CFS was designed to be a low-cost, robust device that a casual user could use in their own home.
Images 600-700 nm
Our device is designed to observe the 600 to 700nm emission spectra of various chlorophyll samples in acetone when illuminated by a laser source with a center wavelength at 405nm.
Wireless Communication
Supports wireless communication to a mobile application via Bluetooth Low Energy.
Short Analysis Time
Receive analysis results in under 1 minute.
Robert Bernson
Robert Bernson is a current senior at CREOL studying to earn his Bachelor’s of Science in Photonic Science and Engineering with a Minor in Mathematics. Robert currently plans on joining the Photonics Packaging Team at the Tyndall National Institute while earning his PhD at University College Cork.
Samuel Knight
Samuel Knight is a current senior at CREOL studying Photonic Science & Engineering. He will obtain his bachelor’s from UCF in May 2020. After graduation, he plans to enter the work force and dedicate time to expanding his professional network, his photonics career, and his writing career
David Maria
David Maria is currently a senior at the University of Central Florida and will receive his Bachelor’s of Science in Computer Engineering in May of 2020. After graduation, David will be joining the Cisco Talos Incident Response Team as an incident response consultant.
Luke Preston
Luke Preston is currently a senior at the University of Central Florida and will receive his Bachelor’s of Science in Electrical Engineering in the Summer of 2020. He has plans to join the work force and continue to improve his technical skills as he advances his career in the electronics industry
