2.5 INTERFERENCE AND DIFFRACTION Flashcards

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Two points on a wave that are vibrating in exactly** same** way, at the same time

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are said to be in phase

two crests, two troughs

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Two points that are vibrating, in exactly opposite way,

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at the same time, are said to be exactly/180deg out of the phase

crest and trough

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Coherent sources

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are two sources if they are oscillating (коливальний) with** a constant phase relationship/difference**

same frequency, wavelength and speed

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Interference

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is the test for a wave/ provides evidence for the wave nature of light

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Interference pattern

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observed when coherent waves overlap

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Constructive interference

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when 2 waves of equal amplitude meet** in phase**, they combine to form wave of twice the amplitude

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**Destructive interference **

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when 2 waves of equal amplitude meet out of phase, they combine the form a wave of zero amplitude(line)

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Interference fringes

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a series of bright and dark bands corrensponding to regions of constructive and destructive interference reapectively

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The diffrence in distance travelled by waves from different coherent sources

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is PATH DIFFERENCE

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MAXIMA IS

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a point of constructive interference, formular
Path difference=mL

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MINIMA IS

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A point of destructive interference, formular Path difference=(1/2+m)L

where m is oder number

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Young’s Double Slit Experiment

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x=LD/d

x is m, L is path diffrence, D is distance between screen and slits

d is distance between slits

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Grating consists of

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many equally spaced slits placed very close together
light diffracts through each slit
its fringers produced are brighter and sharper (comparing to the double slit)

mL=dsinA

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fringe spacing(between slits)

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can be increased by increasing the wavelenght or decreasing the slit seperation

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Grating and White light

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Center is zero, white light
https://th.bing.com/th/id/OIP.rk8NOBi2-4cdDEuI79Bq-AAAAA?pid=ImgDet&rs=1

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Spectra from prism

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https://cdn.britannica.com/s:690x388,c:crop/10/7710-050-C2D756A7/Newton-prism-experiment-1666.jpg