Optical: systems and elements – Mirror – Plural mirrors or reflecting surfaces
Patent
1991-01-29
1993-06-15
Gonzalez, Frank
Optical: systems and elements
Mirror
Plural mirrors or reflecting surfaces
359861, 359862, G02B 508
Patent
active
052204634
ABSTRACT:
An optical delay line includes first and second hollow front surface retroreflectors. A translator is coupled to one of the first and second retroreflectors for adjusting the distance between the retroreflectors while maintaining the optical relationship between them. An entrance is provided for introducing a light beam into the delay line so that the light beam is reflected between the first and second retroreflectors a plurality of times; and an exit is provided to couple the beam out of the delay line.
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Clark William G.
Edelstein Daniel C.
Clark Instrumentation, Inc.
Gonzalez Frank
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