Rhomboid prisms has parallel rhombic faces that translate a light beam laterally without changing its propagation direction, producing a precise lateral displacement of the optical axis.
Rhombic prisms are commonly used in optical instruments such as binoculars, microscopes, and rangefinders, to displace light without inverting the image.
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