Patent classifications
G02B23/00
SIGHT AND COMPENSATING MECHANISM THEREOF
A sight includes a compensating mechanism. The compensating mechanism includes a base unit, a displaying unit, an adjusting cap and a first transmission unit. The displaying unit is disposed on the base unit and includes a mark. The adjusting cap is disposed outside the displaying unit and includes an information displaying portion for showing the mark. The first transmission unit is connected to the adjusting cap and the displaying unit. The adjusting cap is connected to the transmission unit and includes a groove. When the adjusting cap is rotated with respect to the base unit about an axis, the information displaying portion is synchronously rotated with the adjusting cap and the first transmission unit drives the displaying unit to move along the axis so as to change the mark shown by the information displaying portion.
SIGHT AND COMPENSATING MECHANISM THEREOF
A sight includes a compensating mechanism. The compensating mechanism includes a base unit, a displaying unit, an adjusting cap and a first transmission unit. The displaying unit is disposed on the base unit and includes a mark. The adjusting cap is disposed outside the displaying unit and includes an information displaying portion for showing the mark. The first transmission unit is connected to the adjusting cap and the displaying unit. The adjusting cap is connected to the transmission unit and includes a groove. When the adjusting cap is rotated with respect to the base unit about an axis, the information displaying portion is synchronously rotated with the adjusting cap and the first transmission unit drives the displaying unit to move along the axis so as to change the mark shown by the information displaying portion.
Digital counting and display system for a laser rangefinder
A digital counting and display system and methods for use with a laser rangefinder that counts backscattered laser beams and displays a distance between a laser and a target. The laser rangefinder includes a laser configured to emit a pulsed laser beam, an afocal Gallilean telescope configured to receive backscattered laser pulses and generate a series of focused backscattered laser pulses, a silicon avalanche photodetector connected to the afocal Gallilean telescope, configured to generate a series of currents signal proportional to the series of focused backscattered laser pulses, a low noise, multistage amplifier connected to the silicon avalanche photodetector, configured to generate a series of linearly changing amplified voltage signals from the series of current signals, an analog-to-digital converter configured to convert the series of linearly changing amplified voltage signals to a series of digital voltage signals, and a digital counting and display circuit connected to the analog-digital converter.
Digital counting and display system for a laser rangefinder
A digital counting and display system and methods for use with a laser rangefinder that counts backscattered laser beams and displays a distance between a laser and a target. The laser rangefinder includes a laser configured to emit a pulsed laser beam, an afocal Gallilean telescope configured to receive backscattered laser pulses and generate a series of focused backscattered laser pulses, a silicon avalanche photodetector connected to the afocal Gallilean telescope, configured to generate a series of currents signal proportional to the series of focused backscattered laser pulses, a low noise, multistage amplifier connected to the silicon avalanche photodetector, configured to generate a series of linearly changing amplified voltage signals from the series of current signals, an analog-to-digital converter configured to convert the series of linearly changing amplified voltage signals to a series of digital voltage signals, and a digital counting and display circuit connected to the analog-digital converter.
FOCUSING DEVICE COMPRISING A PLURALITY OF SCATTERERS AND BEAM SCANNER AND SCOPE DEVICE
A focusing device includes a substrate and a plurality of scatterers provided at both sides of the substrate. The scatterers on the both sides of the focusing device may correct geometric aberration, and thus, a field of view (FOV) of the focusing device may be widened.
FOCUSING DEVICE COMPRISING A PLURALITY OF SCATTERERS AND BEAM SCANNER AND SCOPE DEVICE
A focusing device includes a substrate and a plurality of scatterers provided at both sides of the substrate. The scatterers on the both sides of the focusing device may correct geometric aberration, and thus, a field of view (FOV) of the focusing device may be widened.
Method for supporting a user aiming at an object with a telescope
A method for supporting a user aiming at an object with a telescope includes determining and storing a first object position of the object relative to the telescope when a user aims at the object with the telescope and the telescope is located at a first telescope position, and supporting a user when aiming at the object again with the same telescope based on the stored first object position relative to the telescope.
Wavelength beam combining laser systems utilizing prisms for beam quality improvement and bandwidth reduction
In various embodiments, one or more prisms are utilized in a wavelength beam combining laser system to regulate beam size and/or to provide narrower wavelength bandwidth.
Wavelength beam combining laser systems utilizing prisms for beam quality improvement and bandwidth reduction
In various embodiments, one or more prisms are utilized in a wavelength beam combining laser system to regulate beam size and/or to provide narrower wavelength bandwidth.
Long-Range Optical Device with an Opto-Electronic Display
The technology relates to a long-range optical device for a firearm with an objective and an eyepiece, through which an observation beam path is formed for aiming at a target, the long-range optical device further comprising an opto-electronic display device, wherein the display device comprises an LCoS display for displaying variable data or a target mark, wherein a display beam path of the display device runs at least partly in the observation beam path for displaying the remote object.