Usually means: Optical instrument measures angular displacements.
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  6. autocollimator: Merriam-Webster

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Definitions from Wiktionary (autocollimator)

▸ noun:  (physics) A device that uses a plane mirror to align or collimate optical devices

Similar:
autocorrelator, fold mirror, microcollimator, anamorphoscope, ion mirror, micromirror, autorefractor, multileaf collimator, autofluoroscope, etalon, more...

Opposite:
heterocollimator, exocollimator

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Similar:
autocorrelator, fold mirror, microcollimator, anamorphoscope, ion mirror, micromirror, autorefractor, multileaf collimator, autofluoroscope, etalon, more...

Opposite:
heterocollimator, exocollimator



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