NASA NTRS ยท 20100021268
Theodolite Ring Lights
Abstract
Theodolite ring lights have been invented to ease a difficulty encountered in the well-established optical-metrology practice of using highly reflective spherical tooling balls as position references. A theodolite ring light produces a more easily visible reflection and eliminates the need for an autocollimating device. A theodolite ring light is a very bright light source that is well centered on the optical axis of the instrument. It can be fabricated, easily and inexpensively, for use on a theodolite or telescope of any diameter.
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Clark, David. 2006-06-01. Theodolite Ring Lights. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20100021268
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