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5.2 The coherent backscattering cone in high resolution<br />

intensity [a.u.]<br />

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scattering angle [deg]<br />

normalized intensity<br />

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scattering angle [pixels]<br />

Figure 5.11: Focus accuracy. The position of the focussing lens was varied in a range<br />

of 16 mm around its nominal position 50 cm in front of the CCD camera. The lens<br />

is positioned correctly when the width of the teflon backscattering cone (top) and the<br />

mirror spot (bottom) is minimal, i.e. between 7 and 10 mm. For higher numbers the lens<br />

is too close to the camera, for lower numbers it too far away. (To make the measurements<br />

easier to compare the data were scaled to have intensities between 0 and 1.)<br />

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