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1 split-field optics
оптика з розщепленим полемEnglish-Ukrainian dictionary of microelectronics > split-field optics
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2 optics
оптика (1. розділ фізики, що вивчає властивості світла 2. оптичні прилади) - diffractive X-ray optics
- integrated optics
- split-field optics
- step-and-repeat optics
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