diffractive (Meaning)
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diffractive (a.)
That produces diffraction.
Synonyms & Antonyms of diffractive
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diffractive Sentence Examples
- The diffractive properties of the lens allowed for precise control of the laser beam's divergence.
- Researchers employed a diffractive optical element to manipulate the phase of incoming light.
- The artist incorporated diffractive materials into the sculpture, creating captivating visual effects.
- Diffractive optics are widely used in laser systems to shape and steer laser beams.
- The camera lens featured a diffractive pattern, enhancing its ability to capture intricate details.
- Engineers implemented diffractive elements in the design of holographic displays for a more immersive experience.
- Diffractive structures on the surface of the solar panel increased its efficiency by capturing a broader spectrum of light.
- Scientists explored the potential of diffractive lenses to improve the resolution of imaging systems.
- The diffractive grating on the optical filter allowed specific wavelengths of light to pass through.
- Diffractive elements in eyeglasses can correct for certain visual impairments, providing clearer vision.
FAQs About the word diffractive
That produces diffraction.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The diffractive properties of the lens allowed for precise control of the laser beam's divergence.
Researchers employed a diffractive optical element to manipulate the phase of incoming light.
The artist incorporated diffractive materials into the sculpture, creating captivating visual effects.
Diffractive optics are widely used in laser systems to shape and steer laser beams.
