paraboloid reflector (Meaning)

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paraboloid reflector (n)

a concave reflector used to produce a parallel beam when the source is placed at its focus or to focus an incoming parallel beam

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The paraboloid reflector of the satellite dish focused the incoming electromagnetic waves onto a small receiver.
The large paraboloid reflector of the telescope collected and concentrated starlight, enhancing the image's brightness.
The curved surface of the paraboloid reflector on the solar power plant tracked the Sun's movement, maximizing energy absorption.
The parabolic reflector within the microwave oven distributed microwaves evenly, ensuring uniform cooking.
Engineers designed the paraboloid reflector in the flashlight to direct light into a concentrated beam.
The automotive headlight assembly incorporated a paraboloid reflector to project light both forward and to the sides.
The searchlight's massive paraboloid reflector illuminated distant objects with a powerful beam of light.
The parabolic reflector of the radio telescope played a crucial role in detecting faint radio signals from deep space.
The precise alignment of the paraboloid reflector in the radar dish was essential for accurate object detection.
The intricate shape of the paraboloid reflector inside the MRI machine allowed for detailed medical imaging of the human body.

a concave reflector used to produce a parallel beam when the source is placed at its focus or to focus an incoming parallel beam

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The paraboloid reflector of the satellite dish focused the incoming electromagnetic waves onto a small receiver.

The large paraboloid reflector of the telescope collected and concentrated starlight, enhancing the image's brightness.

The curved surface of the paraboloid reflector on the solar power plant tracked the Sun's movement, maximizing energy absorption.

The parabolic reflector within the microwave oven distributed microwaves evenly, ensuring uniform cooking.