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collimated beam

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The laser is a light amplifier generating a bright, collimated beam of light at a specific wavelength.
Laser marking matrix codes on PCBS: the one-dimensional barcodes used ... by Stevenson, Rick / Printed Circuit Design & Manufacture
The proton detectors were large enough so that all protons produced by neutron decay in the collimated beam, defined by C1 and C2, would strike the 19.
Measurement of the neutron lifetime by counting trapped protons by Van Gestel, J. / Journal of Research of the National Institute of Standards and Technology
The photonic lattices direct the photons to the front surface of the LED, emitting substantially more light and in a narrower, collimated beam that is more readily collected and delivered to its target than with traditional LEDs.
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