Optical system for imaging an elongate object in rearranged sect

Details Optical system for imaging an elongate object in rearranged sect Optical system for imaging an elongate object in rearranged sect

1977-05-27

1978-12-12

Corbin, John K.

350285, 350286, G02B 2714

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041293584

ABSTRACT:
An optical system for imaging an elongate object comprises at least two prisms back to back and means for laterally displacing light rays from part of the image prior to passage through the prisms, so that a series of images are formed in side-by-side arrangement. The images will be displaced relative to each other in the direction of the longitudinal axis of the object but are still overlapping so that a section across the images will include all of the object. By increasing the number of prism pairs, further apparent subdivision of the object can be obtained.

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