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| peculiar "optical device" | 31 Aug 2007 14:38 GMT | 4 |
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/20497575/
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| Wild Stereoscope Models | 31 Aug 2007 03:04 GMT | 15 |
I am interested in buying a Wild stereoscope of the M5/M7/M8 series. Could someone discuss the different versions of these lines of scopes? I recently saw a listing for a pair of Wild M7A and Wild M7S stereoscopes...what are the differences between these scopes? Are
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| Smoke machines? | 30 Aug 2007 19:26 GMT | 3 |
Hi, I'm new to lasers and just orderd a GVG-712 to play with. If I like it then I'll order something a bit better and with a blue laser. Question. What is the smoke machine fluid? Is it something
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| Single mode laser from a multi mode diode laser, how? | 30 Aug 2007 16:50 GMT | 19 |
I think I've gone and bought a multimode diode laser when I really need a single mode to do some spectroscopy... When I try to measure the absolute wavelength with a Burliegh Wavemeter (Michealson interferomter) I get a range of values all over the place between 645
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| Yellow or Orange Laser | 30 Aug 2007 14:14 GMT | 19 |
I'm looking for/ to build a 580-625nm yellow-orange laser for display (to build from parts or even from scratch- except glass-blowing) I've scoured Sam's FAQ, and I know about home-built Dye lasers, he-ne, and even found a 150mw 622nm direct-inj. diode (that has to kept at 0
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| can somone identify the type of fresnel lens I have? | 30 Aug 2007 11:33 GMT | 4 |
Just acquired a 41x31 inch fresnel lens made by DNP. The number on the lens is 491P043A90. What type of lens is this specifically (linear fresnel, etc)? Thanks, in advance, for your help.
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| FT IR | 30 Aug 2007 05:04 GMT | 3 |
I have a doubt related to how an FT IR spectrometer works. If the IR frequency is modulated through the moving mirror velocity and this impinges on the sample and then on the detector, how can the sample absorb energy in the IR frequency spectrum range?
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| Using a laser to facilitate gluon-jets on Earth. | 30 Aug 2007 04:17 GMT | 13 |
Is it possible to generate gluon-jets within the earth's atmosphere using lasers? If so, what intensities and wavelengths would be required? My guess is that the wavelength would need to be in the gamma-ray region. The intensity would need to be strong enough that it
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| Saga of a Novice Part 1 - LED vs Halogen | 30 Aug 2007 00:52 GMT | 4 |
Dear Fellow Bug Eyes, I'm going through the process of buying my first personal microscope and am somewhat perplexed. I'm not unfamiliar with microscopes but in my prior incinerations as an undergrad and grad student someone else always set up
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| B&L Stereozoom 7 Objectives | 29 Aug 2007 17:40 GMT | 7 |
Since Ed mentioned his Stereozooms, I would like to know if anyone has a source for an objective lens pair (it seems to be a single piece) for a Stereozoom 7. The one I got looked dirty; I tried cleaning it, but no good. I then removed the lens to clean the rear of the glass, but ...
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| Non-standard pitch GRIN lenses | 28 Aug 2007 17:46 GMT | 1 |
I'm working on an experimental setup and this group has been very helpful in the development - thanks everyone! I am currently trying to find GRIN lenses for focusing 635nm light from a single mode fiber. I would like to find a GRIN with 0.3 or 0.31 pitch, which is a
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| Lens design questions | 28 Aug 2007 13:41 GMT | 22 |
I am designing a device that will project a 35mm wide object onto a 7mm camera sensor (3MP). One of the objectives is to keep the distance between the object and the sensor small (less than 20cm or 8"). I understand that if I just use a single double concave lens, in theory, it ...
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| If we ignore this M15 persecution will it go away? | 28 Aug 2007 05:11 GMT | 2 |
Ever? What is it? Spam or something?
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| is this lens suitable for solar furnace? | 26 Aug 2007 01:36 GMT | 3 |
I desire to build a solar furnace with a fresnel lens. After some searching, I came across this candidate: http://www.goldmine-elec-products.com/prodinfo.asp?number=G16400 The only question I have is whether or not this highly concentrates light,
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| First-surface mirrors don't polarize, do they? | 24 Aug 2007 18:36 GMT | 9 |
So, I was discussing possible sources of polarization in the spectrometer with the guy who runs the lab, and he thought that mirrors might also have a polarizing influence. Now, I know that an interface between two transparent media can act as a polarizer (i.e., Brewster's angle) ...
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