Passive protection of optically sensitive materials with tarnsit

Details Passive protection of optically sensitive materials with tarnsit Passive protection of optically sensitive materials with tarnsit

1992-09-04

1994-02-01

Moskowitz, Nelson

Optical: systems and elements

Absorption filter

359886, 351213, G02B 524, H01S 3113

Patent

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052836975

ABSTRACT:
Optically sensitive materials such as sensors or the human eye are passively protected against overexposure to high intensity lig

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