The term "Winston cone" refers to a type of optical device or geometry often used in applications involving focused light, such as in solar energy collection, optical fiber design, and laboratory experiments involving beam shaping. Named after its inventor, the Winston cone is designed to capture and concentrate light from a given source into a smaller, more manageable area, often with the goal of increasing the efficiency of energy collection or measurement.

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