Focal-Plane Shutter

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focal-plane shutter

[′fō·kəl ‚plān ′shəd·ər]

(optics)

A camera shutter consisting of a blind containing a slot; the blind is pulled rapidly across the film, exposing it through the slot.

Focal-Plane Shutter

a camera shutter positioned near the focal plane of the lens, consisting of two opaque blinds that form a slit of variable width or a single blind with a slit cut in it.

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To test this hypothesis of having multiple filaments being emitted from a single syringe needle, the electro-spinning apparatus was modified by mounting the focal-plane shutter from a 35-mm camera between the syringe needle and our rotating grounded target.