Definition of Maksutov telescope in English:

Maksutov telescope

nounmakˈsuːtɒfˈmaksʊˌtɒf

A type of catadioptric telescope having a deeply curved meniscus lens. A secondary mirror on the back of the lens brings the light to a focus just behind a hole in the primary mirror.
马克苏托夫望远镜
Example sentencesExamples
- This image of Mars is the size it appears through a 6mm orthoscopic eyepiece on the 7’ Maksutov telescope.
- Before the ETX, Maksutov telescopes were elevated to an almost mythic status.
- Back then they were simply known as Russian Maksutov telescopes, there were no manufacturer's names on them.
- We were producing a line of Maksutov telescopes ranging from 6’ to 10’ diameter and continue to work on special optics for professional observatories.
- The Maksutov telescope is similar to the Schmidt design, but uses a more spherical corrector lens.

Origin

1940s: named after Dmitri D. Maksutov (1896–1964), Soviet astronomer.

Definition of Maksutov telescope in US English:

Maksutov telescope

nounmäkˈso͞otˌôv

A type of catadioptric telescope having a deeply curved meniscus lens. A secondary mirror on the back of the lens brings the light to a focus just behind a hole in the primary mirror.
马克苏托夫望远镜
Example sentencesExamples
- This image of Mars is the size it appears through a 6mm orthoscopic eyepiece on the 7’ Maksutov telescope.
- Before the ETX, Maksutov telescopes were elevated to an almost mythic status.
- Back then they were simply known as Russian Maksutov telescopes, there were no manufacturer's names on them.
- The Maksutov telescope is similar to the Schmidt design, but uses a more spherical corrector lens.
- We were producing a line of Maksutov telescopes ranging from 6’ to 10’ diameter and continue to work on special optics for professional observatories.

Origin

1940s: named after Dmitri D. Maksutov (1896–1964), Soviet astronomer.

单词	Maksutov telescope
释义	Definition of Maksutov telescope in English: Maksutov telescope nounmakˈsuːtɒfˈmaksʊˌtɒf A type of catadioptric telescope having a deeply curved meniscus lens. A secondary mirror on the back of the lens brings the light to a focus just behind a hole in the primary mirror. 马克苏托夫望远镜 Example sentencesExamples This image of Mars is the size it appears through a 6mm orthoscopic eyepiece on the 7’ Maksutov telescope. Before the ETX, Maksutov telescopes were elevated to an almost mythic status. Back then they were simply known as Russian Maksutov telescopes, there were no manufacturer's names on them. We were producing a line of Maksutov telescopes ranging from 6’ to 10’ diameter and continue to work on special optics for professional observatories. The Maksutov telescope is similar to the Schmidt design, but uses a more spherical corrector lens. Origin 1940s: named after Dmitri D. Maksutov (1896–1964), Soviet astronomer. Definition of Maksutov telescope in US English: Maksutov telescope nounmäkˈso͞otˌôv A type of catadioptric telescope having a deeply curved meniscus lens. A secondary mirror on the back of the lens brings the light to a focus just behind a hole in the primary mirror. 马克苏托夫望远镜 Example sentencesExamples This image of Mars is the size it appears through a 6mm orthoscopic eyepiece on the 7’ Maksutov telescope. Before the ETX, Maksutov telescopes were elevated to an almost mythic status. Back then they were simply known as Russian Maksutov telescopes, there were no manufacturer's names on them. The Maksutov telescope is similar to the Schmidt design, but uses a more spherical corrector lens. We were producing a line of Maksutov telescopes ranging from 6’ to 10’ diameter and continue to work on special optics for professional observatories. Origin 1940s: named after Dmitri D. Maksutov (1896–1964), Soviet astronomer.
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