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TM 9-258
Fluorescence - Phenomenon whereby light of one
to the observation and calculations necessary for
determining the correct aiming of a weapon system.
wavelength is absorbed by a material, and then
Fixed focus - The term applied to instruments which
reemitted as light of a different wavelength. Fluorescent
are not provided with means for focusing.
Such
light sources require generally external white light to
instruments,  generally,  have  a  wide  range  of
cause them to become luminous and glow with a colored
accommodation which permits them to be used by the
hue. They cease to become luminous when the esciting
majority of observers. Collimator is an example.
agent is removed.
Flint glass - One of the two principal types of optical
Focal length - The distance from the principal focus
glass, the other being crown glass. Flint glass is softer
(focus of parallel rays of light) to the surface of a mirror
than crown glass, has a higher index of refraction, and
or the optical center of a lens (figs 2-44, 2-45, 2-46 and
higher dispersion. See compound lens.
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Figure B-15. Focal length of lens and mirror.
Focal plane - A plane through the focal point
lens of a camera so that a sharp, distinct image is seen
on the ground glass.
perpendicular to the principal axis of a lens or mirror (fig
b. The process of adjusting the distances between
Focal point - The point to which rays of light
optical elements to obtain the desired optical effect.
c.  Same as focal point.
converge or from which they diverge when they have
Focusing nut - A threaded nut in the center of which
been acted upon by a lens or mirror (figs 2-46 and 2-62).
A lens has many focal points, depending upon the
the eyepiece of a telescope is attached to permit the
distance of the object from the lens.
eyepiece to be moved in or out to accommodate the
Focus -
instrument to eyesight variations. It
a  .To adjust the eyepiece of a telescope so that
the image is clearly seen by the eye or to adjust the
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