Sentence examples for wedge prism from inspiring English sources
noun
A prism with a shallow angle between its input and output surfaces.
The gratings diffract the incident light guiding it into the wedge prism.
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.
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.
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.
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.
The system integrates a telecentric scanner and a double wedge prisms system which can supply a flexible view with adjustable zenith and azimuth angles.
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.
The temporal delay between pulses is controlled by an optical delay stage and two wedge prisms with an opening angle of 0.5° for fine tuning, allowing for a precision of ∼200 as.
For the phase-dependent measurements, the temporal delay between laser pulses is first set to 190±10 fs corresponding to the travel time of electrons between the two laser spots and then phase controlled by the wedge prisms.
Classical studies used wedge prisms to induce shifts in visual direction [1] [2].
