A reflective prism and a target for measurement
A technology of reflective prisms and reflective surfaces, applied in prisms, measuring instruments, measuring devices, etc., can solve problems such as limited incident light
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[0027] (summary)
[0028] Figure 1A , 1B The reflective prism 100 of the embodiment is shown. The reflective prism 100 has a structure in which seven corner cube prisms 101 to 107 are combined. The corner cubes 101 to 107 are the same corner cubes. figure 2 An exploded perspective view is shown in which the corner cubes 101 to 107 constituting the reflective prism 100 are separated from each other.
[0029] (about corner cube)
[0030] Hereinafter, the corner cube prisms 101 to 107 will be described. Here, representatively, the corner cube 107 will be described as an example. The corner cube 107 is an optical member that combines three planes having mirror surfaces at right angles to each other, and has a function of reflecting incident light in the same direction as the original optical axis. In addition, in Figure 1A , 1B In the structure of , the part of the vertices of the cube is cut off.
[0031] The corner cube prism 107 is made of glass with good optical pro...
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[0041] exist Figure 1A , 1B In the reflective prism configuration, the corner cubes 101 to 107 may be combined in such a way that the positions of the vertices of the corner cubes 101 to 107 are aligned so that no gap or deviation occurs as much as possible. Figure 4A , 4B An example of this case is shown. Figure 4A , 4B Shown is a corner cube assembly 120 in which six corner cubes are combined without gaps in a state where the positions of the apexes are aligned.
[0042] On the upper part of the corner cube assembly 120, a triangular pyramid-shaped recess 122 is formed, and the corner cube 121 is embedded in the recess 122 without causing a gap, so that the positions of the apexes of the seven corner cubes are aligned. Seven corner cubes are combined without gaps to form the reflective prism 130 . In the reflective prism 130, the positional relationship of the seven corner cubes is the same as that of the first embodiment.
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