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Definition of crown lens in US English: crown lensnoun A lens made of crown glass and usually forming one component of an achromatic lens. Example sentencesExamples - For example, a strong positive crown lens with its low dispersion may be used in a doublet with a weaker negative lens of flint glass (high dispersion) to correct for chromatic aberration.
- They are free from chips, scratches, and harmful striae, and are of good polish, apart from some deterioration of the polish on the second surface (near surface of the crown lens) due to long exposure to damp.
- After polishing the crown lens, a new lap - convex - is made and the third surface polished.
- After crown lenses are chemtempered, suspend them over the chemical bath for at least 15 minutes.
- When the light exits the original crown lens, it does the usual thing and the blue light bends inward more than the red light.
- The crown lens performs the desired optical effect (for example magnifying an image) and introduces some dispersion, and the flint lens aims at balancing this dispersion while having the least possible optical influence itself.
- Most often, the crown lens is a biconvex positive lens.
- He experimented with different types of glass until he found the correct combination of flint and crown lenses in 1730.
- The crown lens concentrate on the optical effect (for example focusing) and introduces some dispersion, and the second lens aims at balancing this dispersion while having the least possible optical influence on the lens function.
- Now lower the mating surface of the crown lens onto this puddle without entrapping air and let the lens settle into the oil unaided.
Definition of crown lens in US English: crown lensnoun A lens made of crown glass and usually forming one component of an achromatic lens. Example sentencesExamples - He experimented with different types of glass until he found the correct combination of flint and crown lenses in 1730.
- They are free from chips, scratches, and harmful striae, and are of good polish, apart from some deterioration of the polish on the second surface (near surface of the crown lens) due to long exposure to damp.
- After crown lenses are chemtempered, suspend them over the chemical bath for at least 15 minutes.
- For example, a strong positive crown lens with its low dispersion may be used in a doublet with a weaker negative lens of flint glass (high dispersion) to correct for chromatic aberration.
- After polishing the crown lens, a new lap - convex - is made and the third surface polished.
- The crown lens concentrate on the optical effect (for example focusing) and introduces some dispersion, and the second lens aims at balancing this dispersion while having the least possible optical influence on the lens function.
- Most often, the crown lens is a biconvex positive lens.
- Now lower the mating surface of the crown lens onto this puddle without entrapping air and let the lens settle into the oil unaided.
- When the light exits the original crown lens, it does the usual thing and the blue light bends inward more than the red light.
- The crown lens performs the desired optical effect (for example magnifying an image) and introduces some dispersion, and the flint lens aims at balancing this dispersion while having the least possible optical influence itself.
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