10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «HUYGENS' EYEPIECE»
Discover the use of
Huygens' eyepiece in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
Huygens' eyepiece and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Star Ware: The Amateur Astronomer's Guide to Choosing, ...
In telescopes with lower focal ratios, however, image quality suffers from
spherical and chromatic aberrations, image curvature, and overall lack of
sharpness. Do you own a Huygens eyepiece? If so, it will probably have an H on
the barrel; ...
Philip S. Harrington,
2011
Why Huygens eyepiece is referred as a theoretically perfect but a negative
eyepiece? Ans. Huygens eyepiece satisfies the condition of minimum spherical
and chromatic aberration. So, it is a theoretically perfect eyepiece. But, to see the
...
Kshamata Muktavat, Arun. K. Upadhayaya,
2010
3
Applied Physics for Engineers
Comparative Analysis of Ramsden Eyepiece and Huygens Eyepiece The five
main differences between the two eyepieces are tabulated below. S. No.
Ramsden eyepiece Huygens eyepiece 1. The focal lengths of field-lens and
eyelens are ...
4
Handbook of Optical Design, Second Edition
The aberrations and field width are similar in magnitude to those in the Huygens
eyepiece. The Ramsden eyepiece may be used with a reticle, since the field stop
(object) is outside the system. The eye relief is short, but greater than in the ...
Daniel Malacara-Hernández, Zacarías Malacara-Hernández, Zacarias Malacara,
2003
5
The Eye and Visual Optical Instruments
This diagram also shows the Kellner eyepiece, which is a modified Ramsden
eyepiece. Further details of the Huygens and Ramsden eyepieces are as follows.
Huygens In the Huygens eyepiece, the aerial image at 0' is formed between the ...
6
The History of the Telescope
... Fontana had one with eight lenses.” Eustachio of Naples broke all Fig. 26—
Huygens' eyepiece CD Focal length of equivalent lens records with nineteen
spaced convex lenses,“ thereby producing a highly coloured, faint and distorted
image.
Similarly, the distance for minimum spherical aberration should be, </=/-/= 0
Hence, the spherical aberration is not at all reduced. This is a demerit of this
eyepiece. Let us now find the position of /, as we did for Huygens eyepiece. /2,
the image ...
R. S. Gambhir, D. Banerjee,
1993
8
Huygens: The Man Behind the Principle
Seven years later Christiaan would invent a special lens combination in which
this defect was reduced to a minimum: the 'Huygens eyepiece'. The vanishing
point of this combined eyepiece most likely lay at a distance of 3 inches, or
around ...
9
A Text Book of Optics (m.e.)
Explain the construction of a Huygens eyepiece. Why cannot a cross-wire be
used with it? 9. Give the name and construction of the eyepiece, which satisfies
the condition for achromatism. 10. Describe and point out the respective merits of
...
N. Subrahmanyam, Brij Lal, M.N. Avadhanulu,
2004
10
Lenses and Waves: Christiaan
Huygens and the Mathematical ...
He referred to a theorem in “Dioptricis nostris”: the magnification is equal to the
proportion of the focal distances of objective and ocular.49 Figure 24 Huygens'
eyepiece. (see also the diagram in Figure 25) The year 1662 marks a turn in ...
Fokko Jan Dijksterhuis,
2006