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Figure (285)

Figure (285)

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Light Guide Lens #4,275,950 - Illustrations

  1. FIG. 285 Illustrates schematically a side view crosssection of a unitary array inverted cone-shaped lightguide lens embodiment operable to angularly displaced incident light radiation focused to divergent light radiation.

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  2. … 282, lightguide lens 90 of FIG. 285, light-guide lens 100 of FIG. …

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  3. with conical lens 20 of FIG. 283, with V-shaped lens 90 of FIG. 285, and with angular surface lens 120 of FIG. 288. Light-guide stem 144X can be used in wall lens 30 of FIG. 284. Light-guide stem 144Z of FIG. 17 can be used in place of any light-guide stem configuration-by simply arcing or curving the stem surface to the desired transmission angle.

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  4. With the angle of lens-plate 93 and 93a of FIG. 285 in reversed position from that shown in FIG. …

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  5. … 283, the incoming light rays 94a xxx 94n (80° arc) will be transmitted as light radiation 95 and 96 but in dispersed direction to focal region 97 and 98 of of FIG. 285. …

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  6. … 283 with lens-plate 93 of FIG. 285 (light-steering lens 91a xxx 91n oriented in reverse direction) on one side and lens-plate 93a of FIG. …

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  7. 285 (light-steering lens 91a xxx 91n oriented in reverse direction) on one side and lens-plate 93a of FIG. 285 (light-steering lenses 92a xxx 92n orientated in reverse direction) on the other side, FIG. 288 is formed for the purpose of trifocusing incident light rays 127a@ xxx 127n

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