reversing prism
1reversing prism — apgręžimo prizmė statusas T sritis fizika atitikmenys: angl. erecting prism; inversion prism; reversing prism vok. Aufrichteprisma, n; Reversionsprisma, n; Stürzprisma, n; Umkehrprisma, n; Wendeprisma, n rus. оборачивающая призма, f; оборотная… …
2reversing prism — noun : a right angled prism that reverses in one coordinate the images of objects viewed through it by total reflection compare porro prism * * * Optics. See Dove prism …
3reversing prism — Optics. See Dove prism. * * * …
4reversing eyepiece — noun : an eyepiece (as of a telescope) equipped with a prism or mirror to interchange opposite sides of the field and give a mirror image compare reversing prism …
5Inverting [reversal, reversing] prism — Оборачивающая призма …
6dove prism — ˈdōvə noun Usage: usually capitalized D Etymology: probably after Heinrich W. Dove died 1879 German physicist : a prism that reverts an image but does not produce deviation or displacement of the beam, the rotation of the prism about the axis of… …
7Dove prism — Optics. a prism that inverts a beam of light, often used in a telescope to produce an erect image. Also called erecting prism, reversing prism, rotating prism. [named after Heinrich W. Dove (1803 79), German physicist] * * * …
8erecting prism — apgręžimo prizmė statusas T sritis fizika atitikmenys: angl. erecting prism; inversion prism; reversing prism vok. Aufrichteprisma, n; Reversionsprisma, n; Stürzprisma, n; Umkehrprisma, n; Wendeprisma, n rus. оборачивающая призма, f; оборотная… …
9inversion prism — apgręžimo prizmė statusas T sritis fizika atitikmenys: angl. erecting prism; inversion prism; reversing prism vok. Aufrichteprisma, n; Reversionsprisma, n; Stürzprisma, n; Umkehrprisma, n; Wendeprisma, n rus. оборачивающая призма, f; оборотная… …
10roof prism — noun : a glass prism used in an optical range finder and other instruments that performs the double function of changing the direction of the light rays by 90 degrees and reversing the image right to left compare porro prism * * * Optics. See… …
