Interestingly, two laser lines are used for the calibration. I think this could be used as the white light is the principle.
Tibor
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Laser line calkulation
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Laser line calkulation
by hunkatibor2 » Thu Dec 26, 2013 1:18 pm
Hi
Interestingly, two laser lines are used for the calibration. I think this could be used as the white light is the principle.
Tibor
Interestingly, two laser lines are used for the calibration. I think this could be used as the white light is the principle.
Tibor
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