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Oblique illumination

Figure 8.3 Infinite cylinder obliquely illuminated by a plane wave. Figure 8.3 Infinite cylinder obliquely illuminated by a plane wave.
Conventional interferometry and interferometry using oblique illumination and observation [41,42]... [Pg.291]

Figure 2-26 Sample spinner for 180° (or oblique) illumination. (A) Complete system with evacuated Pyrex jacket (J) surrounding the sample tube. S, cold (or warm) gas such as N2 is passed through J to control the sample temperature. Li, L2, and M are lenses, and a mirror, C, is the sample chuck. (B) Details of the sample chuck. O, split nylon cone P, knurled aluminium nut attached to aluminum body of chuck Q, spinner shaft. (Reproduced with permission from Ref. 62.)... Figure 2-26 Sample spinner for 180° (or oblique) illumination. (A) Complete system with evacuated Pyrex jacket (J) surrounding the sample tube. S, cold (or warm) gas such as N2 is passed through J to control the sample temperature. Li, L2, and M are lenses, and a mirror, C, is the sample chuck. (B) Details of the sample chuck. O, split nylon cone P, knurled aluminium nut attached to aluminum body of chuck Q, spinner shaft. (Reproduced with permission from Ref. 62.)...
Figure 16. Cinegram of reaction-wave propagation on scratching the surface of a film prepared from solution of Cl2 in BC. The film was immersed in liquid nitrogen. Sample thickness 100 pan, dose 87.5 kGy oblique illumination. Figure 16. Cinegram of reaction-wave propagation on scratching the surface of a film prepared from solution of Cl2 in BC. The film was immersed in liquid nitrogen. Sample thickness 100 pan, dose 87.5 kGy oblique illumination.
CellWoRx Applied Precision Wide field with oblique illumination No... [Pg.146]

Resolution and image brightness are maximized if a cone of illuminating rays is incident on the specimen. The contrast of fine detail can be enhanced by artificially and selectively operating on the characterizable properties of the oblique illumination, relative to the normally incident component. [Pg.251]

Rheinberg differential color contrast (22.231. in which the normal and oblique illuminating rays have different colors. Fine detail in the image of the specimen appears with a color different to that of the coarse detail. This technique maximizes illumination, and is useful when attempting to highlight disclinations without loss of intermediate detail. It appears to be a novel technique in the context of liquid crystalline microstructures. [Pg.254]

Knight JC, Birks TA, Russell RSJ, Rarity JG (1998) Bragg scattering from an obliquely illuminated photonic crystal fiber. Appl Opt 37 449 52... [Pg.70]

Dark field microscope Oblique illumination of the specimen based on scattering of light by the specimen background appears dark and features as bright spots Specimens with small particulates ... [Pg.38]

Section thickness approximately 12 pm Oblique illumination Transmitted, plane-polarized light Field dimensions = 0.14x0.14 mm... [Pg.106]

Fig. 3.2 With oblique illumination, an angular acceptance of a will just permit rays diffracted through an angle of 2o to enter the imaging system. The spacing which produces these diffracted rays will be the diffraction limited resolution. Fig. 3.2 With oblique illumination, an angular acceptance of a will just permit rays diffracted through an angle of 2o to enter the imaging system. The spacing which produces these diffracted rays will be the diffraction limited resolution.
Multiple oblique illumination Mobile universal surface explorer... [Pg.773]

In both bright-field and oblique illumination, the undeviated incident beam, after passing through the sample, falls within the limits of the objective lens. [Pg.299]

X, Transmission optical micrograph taken using oblique illumination in a hot stage (compare... [Pg.300]

The wear of the rider specimens was determined by measuring the diameter of the wear scar and by calculating wear volume. Data reported are from typical runs selected from several repeated experiments. The specimens were carefully studied and photographed at low magnification using oblique illumination. [Pg.75]

Refractive Index Determination by Oblique Illumination. Available at http //www.olympusmicro. com/primer/java/oblique/becke/index.html. Accessed June 2006. [Pg.61]


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