Collimated meaningsynonym

The company is talking about using it for specialized applications: The result is a lamp that produces exceptionally high light output and 'collimated' or very focused white light at a much lower cost than current high pressure metal halide sources.

The company is talking about using it for specialized applications: The result is a lamp that produces exceptionally high light output and 'collimated' or very focused white light at a much lower cost than current high pressure metal halide sources.

Collimated meaningin Physics

In both pictures, we have a collimated (one-directional) field incident from below upon an aperture in a silver plate (represented in cyan here).

I was awed by the sight of a helium neon laser with its glowing discharge tube emitting an intense collimated beam of red laser light that produced an otherworldly speckle pattern.

These 532nm DPSS laser modules offer and optical output power up to 1500mW while operating in a CW mode. They deliver exceptional power stability and an M squared factor of less than 1.2. These plug and plan modules come with an integrated power supply controller, and the source laser and optics are mounted into a thermally stabilized housing. They deliver a beam diameter of 2 mm.

Collimation definition in radiography

This can be done by friction (heat), twisted magnetic fields and outflows (uncollimated, or collimated; the latter would be jets).

Previous SPRM/SPRF systems using lasers have exhibited good performance utilizing the highly desirable qualities of laser sources such as collimated output, high power and narrow bandwidth

Possibly, the shadow is washed out because the clouds are so far away and because the sunlight is not perfectly collimated.