bilateral slit
bilateral slit
[¦bī‚lad·ə·rəl ′slit] (spectroscopy)
A slit for spectrometers and spectrographs that is bounded by two metal strips which can be moved symmetrically, allowing the distance between them to be adjusted with great precision.
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