| I need to collimate my telescope so that the images are clearer. |
| This technology makes it possible to collimate each of the individual diode beams in a laser diode array to produce a uniform beam with little divergence, thereby increasing the range of the active imaging system. |
| Boron is used throughout the experiment, for neutron shielding and to collimate the beam. |
| Consequently, you will be able to quietly collimate your Epsilon-180ED during daytime, which is a large advantage compared to a traditional reflector. |
| The optical train uses two aspherical lenses to collimate and focus the light on the PMT photocathode. |
| The original lens cell is an air spaced semi-apochromatic doublet, which uses three adjustment screws to collimate the lenses in the machined aluminum cell. |
