- less-
collimated light due to
their short cavity, and
therefore higher collimation requires a
collimating lens.
Synchrotron light is very well
collimated....
- of
light created by the
collimating optics. A
common type (used in
applications such as
aircraft gun sights) uses a
collimating lens and a beam splitter...
- of
motion to
become more
aligned in a
specific direction (i.e., make
collimated light or
parallel rays), or to
cause the
spatial cross section of the...
-
standard design uses a red light-emitting
diode (LED) at the
focus of
collimating optics,
which generates a dot-style
illuminated reticle that
stays in...
- used with both eyes.
Collimated reticles are
created using refractive or
reflective optical collimators to
generate a
collimated image of an illuminated...
- satellites. The
basic elements of the
telescope are the
optics (focusing or
collimating), that
collects the
radiation entering the telescope, and the detector...
- a lens, or a
spherical or
parabolic mirror, it is a
point onto
which collimated light parallel to the axis is focused.
Since light can p****
through a...
-
source after impinging on an
opaque object. ****uming no diffraction, for a
collimated beam (such as a
point source) of light, only the
umbra is cast. These...
- of eye
position (with
little parallax). They are also
referred to as
collimating sights or "occluded eye gunsight" (OEG). The
basic layout of a collimator...
-
collimated light in
classical schlieren is
often a
substantial practical barrier for
constructing large systems due to the need for the
collimating optic...
