Active optics
Active optics Active optics is a relatively new technology for reflecting telescopes. Active optics works by "actively" adjusting the ...
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Active optics   (translated from German)
Active optics Those active optics becomes Spiegelteleskopen assigned, in order to adjust ... mirror can become if necessary balanced. The active optics became first with the new ...
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Optics   (translated from German)
Optics Optics (griech. optike "theory of the visible one ... Many regularities and methods of the classical optics apply however also outside of the range ... a transmission of the realizations to the optics on other spectral regions (z.B. Roentgen optics), or in completely different kinds of ...
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Crystal optics   (translated from German)
Crystal optics Those Crystal optics concerns itself with the reciprocal effect elektromagnetischer ... anisotropen Festkoerpern , however generalizing also with optically active liquids. It is a subsection that Optik ... left of Interference figures at doublebreaking, optically active kristallplaettchen
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Adaptive optics
Adaptive optics A deformable mirror can be used to ... wavefront errors in an astronomical telescope. Adaptive optics is a technology to improve the performance ... of atmospheric distortion, or astronomical seeing. Adaptive optics works by measuring the distortion and rapidly ... that finally made the technique practical. Adaptive optics should not be confused with active optics, which works on a longer ...
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Filter (optics)
Filter (optics) Coloured and Neutral Density filters An optical ... and transmits (passes) longer wavelengths over the active range of the target spectrum (ultraviolet, visible ... and transmits (passes) shorter wavelengths over the active range of the target spectrum (usually the ...
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Lens (optics)   (translated from German)
Lens (optics) Lens As Lens designates one an optically ... With the simplest lenses the two optically active surfaces are spherical. That is, they are ... the employment of an aspheric surface the optics designer can replace to generally 2-3 ... See also Spiegel Literature Heinz oats grain: Optics. 4. Auflge. WILEY VCH publishing house, Weinheim ...
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Adaptive optics   (translated from French)
Adaptive optics adaptive optics is a technique which makes it possible ... of wave or the phase). In adaptive optics, one uses one then analyzer of face ... very precise images of rétine . When adaptive optics is used to correct deformations slow (wind ... of materials, etc.) one speaks rather about active optics. External bonds Adaptive optics in ...
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Category:Quantum optics
Category:Quantum optics Subcategories There are 2 subcategories to this ... Q Quantum electronics Pages in category "Quantum optics" There are 11 pages in this section of this category. * Quantum optics A Active laser medium C Coherent state D Degree ...
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Talk:Nonlinear optics
Talk:Nonlinear optics Should the processes under "related processes" be ... are not strictly speaking part of nonlinear optics, but they are almost always covered under ... g. two beams interacting in a Raman-active medium. Now reduce both powers by a ...
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