Examples of using Exit pupil in English and their translations into German
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The exit pupil of the telescope and the eye pupil are the same size,
However, they do not tell you which magnification or exit pupil is most suitable for which celestial object;
The exit pupil of"1 mm" is missed,
he provides values ranges for the exit pupil.
The maximum usable focal length of eyepiece is determined by the exit pupil and the focal ratio of the telescope.
Alternatively, the exit pupil diameter is given by aperture of a telescope divided by its magnification see below for details.
Generally, you can use the exit pupil as a criterion to select appropriate eyepiece focal lengths for one's telescopes.
The exit pupil of a telescope should be matched to the pupil,
Not recommended for telescopes with focal ratio faster than F/6. Even the exit pupil will become to big with fast telescopes.
With an exit pupil of 6-7 mm, the maximum brightness
Exit pupil 0.67 mm; corresponds to the"maximum usable magnification" for Newtonian telescopes; corresponds about to Stoyan's"beneficial Magnification" with an exit pupil of 0.7 mm.
magnifications in addition to the exit pupil of 7 also for an exit pupil of 6.5.
The exit pupil of an eyepiece is calculated from.
Exit pupil 5 ensures good sight even in poor light conditions.
Exit pupil 2 mm I denote this as"normal magnification"….
An exit pupil with a value higher than 7 is therefore useless.
The exit pupil is important when using the binoculars in the dark.
Mm for the exit pupil eye pupil assumed.
General rules for the exit pupil are.
In optical devices for direct visual observation- e.g. telescopes and binoculars- the exit pupil is the diameter of the ray bundle that leaves the eyepiece according to Wikipedia.