Khaled Bin Easin;Mohiminur Rahman Ifty;Md. Sadik Al Rayhan;Saptami Rani;Nazmun Nahar Maria;Md. Arafat Hossain;Protik Chandra Biswas
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A self-contained smartphone-based near infrared (NIR) colorimeter is reported for the first time by utilizing the inbuilt NIR emitter (
$\Delta \lambda \approx 770 \!-\! 1000$
nm) and macrolens complementary metal-oxide semiconductor (CMOS) camera of the phone. The emitted NIR light is guided through a low-cost multimode plastic fiber to illuminate the test sample, and the phone's CMOS camera is utilized to collect and digitize the transmitted light through the sample. An easy-to-use customized Android app has been developed to operate this ultra-low-cost (<$2)>${{\lambda }_p} \approx 930$
nm, which complies with the operating wavelength band (
$\Delta \lambda \approx 910 \!-\! 980$
nm) of this instrument.