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fresnel (n)
French physicist who invented polarized light and invented the Fresnel lens (1788-1827)
fresnel Sentence Examples
- The Fresnel lens provided excellent visibility even in low-light conditions.
- The fresnel prism had a distinctive stepped surface, enhancing its refractive properties.
- The marine navigation device utilized a large fresnel lens to concentrate light.
- The lighthouse's fresnel lens amplified the beam, making it visible from distant shores.
- The compact fresnel camera lens offered a wider field of view without compromising sharpness.
- The fresnel diffraction pattern produced unique bands and fringes when light passed through a slit.
- In fiber optics, fresnel reflections can cause data loss; therefore, anti-reflective coatings are crucial.
- The fresnel zone plate created a focusable beam, acting as a synthetic lens.
- The fresnel screen, with its micro-structured surface, reduced glare and improved screen visibility.
- The intricate fresnel design of a solar concentrator maximized sunlight absorption, enhancing energy efficiency.
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French physicist who invented polarized light and invented the Fresnel lens (1788-1827)
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The Fresnel lens provided excellent visibility even in low-light conditions.
The fresnel prism had a distinctive stepped surface, enhancing its refractive properties.
The marine navigation device utilized a large fresnel lens to concentrate light.
The lighthouse's fresnel lens amplified the beam, making it visible from distant shores.
