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publicationNumber DD-268534-A1
titleOfInvention POLARIZATION MICROSCOPE DEVICE FOR MEASURING THE SPATIAL ORIENTATION OF BODIES OF A FUEL
abstract Apparatus for polarizing microscopes for measuring the spatial orientation of grains of a Gefueges. The invention finds application for microstructure analyzes in the field of geosciences, as well as material and product control of technical rocks, coarse and fine ceramics and silica products. The object is achieved by a device mentioned above, consisting of a computer, a graphics unit and a known universal rotary table invention, in which the measuring circuits are formed in the form of a rotatable Codierscheibe and integrated in each case an optoelectronic angle measuring device. According to the invention, the first and second optoelectronic angle measuring devices and their elements are arranged in a mutually defined manner. The conventionally horizontal measuring circuit is arranged vertically. Fig. 1
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