
Geometric Lens Diagram
This geometric optical diagram illustrates how a collimating lens system works. Light rays originating from a single point on the left diverge as they approach the lens. After passing through the lens, these diverging rays are refracted and emerge as a parallel beam on the right. This setup is commonly used in various optical instruments to produce a parallel stream of light from a point source.
optics - lens - light - rays - collimation - optical diagram - physics - refraction
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