Sentence examples for limited aperture from inspiring English sources

Our analysis takes into consideration the limited aperture provided by the hemispherical lens.

These arise primarily from the need to work with sampled data over a limited aperture size, as opposed to the continuous function assumed in deriving the basic theory.

The system adopts a Schmidt camera design with a mirror collecting, on a spherical surface, the light incoming through a limited aperture diaphragm.

The intra-cavity dispersion compensation is achieved by a grating pair, the spatial dispersed light from which also have optical spectrum filtering effects combined with the limited aperture of the fiber core.

FP can generate higher density pattern than GP for objectives with limited aperture size such as GRIN lens.

In some designs, no physical stop exists in the objective lens, and the spacers absorb the rays that overflow the limited aperture, thereby functioning as a stop.

By adjusting the limiting aperture, we manually set the diffraction limited resolution to be 35 μ m.

By analogy with the human eye, this limiting aperture stop is called the iris of the system, its images in the object and image spaces being called the entrance pupil and exit pupil, respectively.

In telescope and microscope systems the cylindrical mount of the objective lens is generally the limiting aperture or iris of the system; its image, formed behind the eyepiece where the observer's eye must be located to see the whole area being observed, called the field, is then the exit pupil.

We found that the accelerator bias, the length and radius of the limiting aperture were important parameters to obtain the strong and parallel e-beam.

The gas velocity (or momentum) that accompanies the supersonic jet stream formed through the first pressure limiting aperture is used to initially force the gas out of the system by placing the second pressure limiting aperture at an optimum position in the gaseous jet.