Sentence examples for a wedge prism from inspiring English sources

For example, spectacles containing a wedge prism will bend light rays to displace images on the retina.

This paper proposes a novel design for a high angular tolerance thin profile solar concentrator comprised of a wedge prism and diffraction gratings.

A novel Sagnac imaging polarization spectrometer based on a modified Sagnac interferometer (MSI) with a moving wedge prism is proposed in this paper, and it is a framing instrument with the advantages of miniaturization, variable optical path difference (OPD) and large field of view.

Equiping a total internal reflection microscope with a newly designed wedge prism, we obtained a spectral image of a single rhodamine red molecule attached to an essential light chain of myosin.

The system integrates a telecentric scanner and a double wedge prisms system which can supply a flexible view with adjustable zenith and azimuth angles.

The Sagnac interference imaging spectrometer with a variable optical path difference (OPD) is proposed in this paper, which employs two wedge prisms coupled with a modified Sagnac interferometer, and produces a variable OPD through the moving wedge prism.

When the displacing wedge prism is removed, there is typically an aftereffect, which is generally referred to as a negative aftereffect as it is in the direction opposite to the optical displacement.

The gratings diffract the incident light guiding it into the wedge prism.

A concentrated broad solar spectrum of up to 500 nm can be achieved by utilizing two diffraction gratings located on the top and bottom surfaces of the wedge prism.

A popular paradigm for examining the process of calibration has been the use of wedge prisms (e.g., Redding & Wallace, 1997).

In order to obtain a desired view direction to avoid occlusion, the artificial potential field was applied for calculation of rotation angles double wedge prisms.