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polarimeter::noun | Spocien Dictionary
| Type | Words |
|---|---|
| Synonyms | polariscope |
| Type of | optical device |
Examples of polarimeter
polarimeter
G.F. built the polarimeter, fabricated cells and made birefringence measurements.
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T.S. constructed the polarimeter and participated in the measurement.
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A white-light laser source and a high-resolution spectrometer were used in the polarimeter.
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Characterisation of the CAFOS linear spectro-polarimeter.
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They were then placed in a set of permanent ring magnets and mounted in a rotating analyser polarimeter.
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The polarization of light can be measured with a polarimeter.
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The instrument, NASA's first Earth-orbiting polarimeter, will help scientists distinguish between natural and human-produced aerosols.
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Carlstrom and his associates are building a special instrument, a polarimeter, as an attachment to the SPT, to search for gravity waves.
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However, Pioneer 11 did lose most images of Io, as the radiation had caused its imaging photo polarimeter to receive a number of spurious commands.
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- An optical device used to measure the rotation of the plane of vibration of polarized light
- Polarimetry is the measurement and interpretation of the polarization of transverse waves, most notably electromagnetic waves, such as radio or light waves. ...
- (Polarimetry) a technique for measuring the orientation and direction of light waves. It provides a wealth of information for studying stellar atmospheres, including that of our Sun, as well as the interstellar medium and nebulas, and for detecting magnetic fields.
- (Polarimetry) 1) Measurement of optical rotation of a sample.^11 2) See also: Stokes Polarimetry
- Polarimetry is the study of the polarisation properties of light from astronomical sources.
- A device used to measure optical activity.
