- or autocollimator.
Collimation can also be
tested using a
shearing interferometer,
which is
often used to test
laser collimation. "Decollimation" is...
-
tradeoff exists between image quality, and
exposure time. A
shorter collimation system or
larger aperture will
produce a more
intense neutron beam but...
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devices rely on
collimation instead.
Laboratory SAXS
instruments can be
divided into two main groups: point-
collimation and line-
collimation instruments:...
- lithography. It also
allows a
laser beam to stay
narrow over
great distances (
collimation), used in
laser pointers, lidar, and free-space
optical communication...
- Sun to be seen in
monochromatic light. Many
variations are possible:
collimation can be done with
concave mirrors,
dispersion can be
achieved with gl****...
-
means to
observe interference and to use this
phenomenon to test the
collimation of
light beams,
especially from
laser sources which have a coherence...
-
Slide projector light generation and
collimation system: from left to right,
mirror / reflector, bulb,
condenser lens 1, green-tinted heat-absorbing gl****...
-
separate there is
collimation error. As
modern ****tants
rarely use
adjustable telescopes, they do not need to be
corrected for
collimation error.
Index error...
- to
achieve these unique thermo-mechanical and
electric properties for
collimation systems. Such
materials could also be
complemented with the
ongoing exploration...
-
point of the film
receives light from a wide
range of directions. The
collimation of the
illumination plays a
fundamental role in
contrast of the image...
