Glossary entry (derived from question below)
English term or phrase:
to flare
Dutch translation:
verstrooien, diffunderen, verspreiden
Added to glossary by
Jack den Haan
Jun 25, 2007 13:24
16 yrs ago
English term
to flare
English to Dutch
Tech/Engineering
Physics
optics
I am puzzled by the following sentence that makes up a claim of a patent concerning an optical recording apparatus...
The optical pickup apparatus....wherein when recording and/or reproducing information is conducted for the third optical disk, a spherical aberration of a light flux having passed through a region of the objective lens having a numerical aperture that is larger than NA3, is made to flare on the third optical disk.
It is the use of the verb "to flare" that puts me off. Does this mean here that the aberration will be depicted on the third optical disk in the form of for example a dot, or that it will be reflected on the surface of that disk.
The description of the patent doesn't give any extra clues....
Thanks in advance for thinking along!
The optical pickup apparatus....wherein when recording and/or reproducing information is conducted for the third optical disk, a spherical aberration of a light flux having passed through a region of the objective lens having a numerical aperture that is larger than NA3, is made to flare on the third optical disk.
It is the use of the verb "to flare" that puts me off. Does this mean here that the aberration will be depicted on the third optical disk in the form of for example a dot, or that it will be reflected on the surface of that disk.
The description of the patent doesn't give any extra clues....
Thanks in advance for thinking along!
Proposed translations
(Dutch)
4 +2 | verstrooien | Jack den Haan |
3 | branden | Leo te Braake | dutCHem |
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Jun 26, 2007 10:57: Jack den Haan Created KOG entry
Proposed translations
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verstrooien
Eventueel: diffunderen of verspreiden
Chambers Dictionary of Science and Technology:
flare (image technology) = "Scattering of light within an optical system, such as a camera lens; it produces unwanted exposure, unrelated to the required image, and may appear as a patch of light or as an overall haze, reducing the effective tonal range".
flare factor (image technology) = "Ratio between the luminance scale of the subject and that of the camera image".
Chambers Dictionary of Science and Technology:
flare (image technology) = "Scattering of light within an optical system, such as a camera lens; it produces unwanted exposure, unrelated to the required image, and may appear as a patch of light or as an overall haze, reducing the effective tonal range".
flare factor (image technology) = "Ratio between the luminance scale of the subject and that of the camera image".
Peer comment(s):
agree |
Leo te Braake | dutCHem
: Hier kan ik slechts ootmoedig bijval geven...
3 hrs
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Dank je wel, Leo. Lastige term hoor!
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agree |
Saskia Steur (X)
16 hrs
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Dank je wel Saskia.
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Comment: "Hartelijk dank Jack; hier had ik echt niet aan gedacht, maar het klopt wel met een ander deel van de beschrijving, een deel waarvan ik eerst niet wist waarom dat vermeld stond....alles valt zo een beetje op zijn plaats!"
16 mins
branden
Ik kende flare als (af)fakkelen., dus ik dacht al aan vuur.
En wat zegt Van Dale?
flare5 (overgankelijk werkwoord) vergelijk flared
1
doen flakkeren
doen flikkeren / vlammen / schitteren
2
met vuursignalen (over)seinen
3
opensperren
Betekenis 2 lijkt hier letterlijk van toepassing :-)
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Note added at 3 hrs (2007-06-25 17:20:39 GMT)
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Vergeet dit idee maar: Jack had de juiste associaties en woordenboeken...
En wat zegt Van Dale?
flare5 (overgankelijk werkwoord) vergelijk flared
1
doen flakkeren
doen flikkeren / vlammen / schitteren
2
met vuursignalen (over)seinen
3
opensperren
Betekenis 2 lijkt hier letterlijk van toepassing :-)
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Note added at 3 hrs (2007-06-25 17:20:39 GMT)
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Vergeet dit idee maar: Jack had de juiste associaties en woordenboeken...
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