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The Red Spot
Visible Laser Diodes (VLDs) and Helium Neon (HeNe) lasers both produce a brilliant red spot at great distances. You can do some very annoying things using this property, but I don't suggest you do. Do not aim the laser into other people's windows, eyes or moving automobiles. You could get into some serious trouble.
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Reproduced from Fiber Optics Technician's Handbook, by Jim Hayes, Delmar Publishers, Albany, New York.
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Tube lasers are glass tubes filled (to a partial vacuum) with a combination of gasses that will emit photons when energized by electrodes at either end of the tube. Both Neon and Florescent tubes work on this principal.
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FROM LENSES TO OPTICAL INSTRUMENTS
by Giorgio Carboni
English version revised by David W. Walker
CONTENTS
INTRODUCTION
THE LENS WHICH PRODUCES IMAGES
MAGNIFICATION OF A LENS PRODUCING IMAGES
DETERMINATION OF THE FOCAL LENGTH
FOCAL LENGTH AND DIOPTERS
THE MAGNIFYING LENS
THE OPTICAL INSTRUMENTS
REAL OR THICK LENSES
CONCLUSIONS
INTRODUCTION
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FROM LENSES TO OPTICAL INSTRUMENTS
by Giorgio Carboni
English version revised by David W. Walker
CONTENTS
INTRODUCTION
THE LENS WHICH PRODUCES IMAGES
MAGNIFICATION OF A LENS PRODUCING IMAGES
DETERMINATION OF THE FOCAL LENGTH
FOCAL LENGTH AND DIOPTERS
THE MAGNIFYING LENS
THE OPTICAL INSTRUMENTS
REAL OR THICK LENSES
CONCLUSIONS
INTRODUCTION
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As previously announced, the xrefer showcase is no longer available, effective June 17, 2003.
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