- telecentric
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telecentric — |telə|sen.trik adjective Etymology: tel (I) + centric : of or relating to a telecentric lens * * * telecentric see tele 1 … Useful english dictionary
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telecentric lens — noun : a lens system in which either the entrance pupil or the exit pupil is at infinity and which is used in optical measuring devices to eliminate parallax between an image and the scale for its measurement … Useful english dictionary
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