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|a Practical optics /
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|a Cover -- Title page -- Copyright Page -- Contents -- Preface -- Chapter 1. Geometrical Optics in the Paraxial Area -- 1.1. Ray Optics Conventions and Practical Rules. Real and Virtual Objects and Images -- 1.2. Thin Lenses Layout. Microscope and Telescope Optical Configurations -- 1.3. Diaphragms in Optical Systems. Calculation of Aperture Angle and Field of View. Vignetting -- 1.4. Prisms in Optical Systems -- 1.5. Solutions to Problems -- Chapter 2. Theory of Imaging -- 2.1. Optical Aberrations -- 2.2. Diffraction Effects and Resolution -- 2.3. Image Evaluation -- 2.4. Two Special Cases -- 2.5. Solutions to Problems -- Chapter 3. Sources of Light and Illumination Systems -- 3.1. Thermal Radiation Sources for Visible and IR -- 3.2. Lens-based Illumination Systems -- 3.3. Lasers -- 3.4. Light Emitting Diodes (LEDs) -- 3.5. Solutions to Problems -- Chapter 4. Detectors of Light -- 4.1. Classification of Radiation Detectors and Performance Characteristics -- 4.2. Noise Consideration -- 4.3. Single Electro-optical Detectors (Photocells, Photomultipliers, Semiconductor Detectors, Bolometers) -- 4.4. Detector Arrays (One-dimensional Arrays and CCD and CMOS Area Sensors) -- 4.5. Solutions to Problems -- Chapter 5. Optical Systems for Spectral Measurements -- 5.1. Spectral Properties of Materials and Spectral Instruments -- 5.2. Prism-based Systems -- 5.3. Diffraction Gratings and Grating-based Systems -- 5.4. Interferometry-based Spectral Instruments -- 5.5. Spectrophotometry -- 5.6. Solutions to Problems -- Chapter 6. Non-contact Measurement of Temperature -- 6.1. Thermal Radiation Laws and Surface Properties -- 6.2. Optical Methods of Temperature Measurement -- 6.3. Measurement of Temperature Gradients -- 6.4. Solutions to Problems -- Chapter 7. Optical Scanners and Acousto-optics -- 7.1. Electro-mechanical Scanners -- 7.2. Acousto-optics and Acousto-optical Scanners -- 7.3. Solutions to Problems -- Chapter 8. Optical Systems for Distance and Size Measurements -- 8.1. Laser Rangefinders -- 8.2. Size Measurement with a Laser Scanner -- 8.3. Interferometric Configuration -- 8.4. Stratified Light Beam and Imaging Measuring Technique -- 8.5. Solutions to Problems -- Chapter 9. Optical Systems for Flow Parameter Measurement -- 9.1. Principles of Laser Doppler Velocimetry (LDV) -- 9.2. Measurement of Velocity in 2-D and 3-D Flow Geometry -- 9.3. Two-phase Flow and Principles of Particle Sizing -- 9.4. Solutions to Problems -- Chapter 10. Color and its Measurement -- 10.1. Color Sensation, Color Coordinates, and Photometric Units -- 10.2. Color Detection and Measurement -- 10.3. Solutions to Problems -- References -- Appendices -- Appendix 1. Physical Constants -- Appendix 2. Selected Data for Schott Optical Glasses -- Appendix 3. Black Body Radiation -- Appendix 4. Emissivity of Selected Materials.
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