4 optics Flashcards

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1
Q

A concave mirror is used in

A

Headlights

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2
Q

A chromatic aberration

Spherical aberrations

A

Can be compensated by using a compound lenses

Incidents Ray’s further from the axis of intersect slightly closer to the lens to produced distorted image

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3
Q

A material with a gradually varying refractive under is said to have

A

Graded index

Graded index fibre cable - variable refractive index across its cross sectional area

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4
Q

A fibre optic cable is attenuated at 29 dB/metre. This is referring to?

Attenuated pulses have their sizes and shape restored by?

A

The figure allows for when calculating power again

Regenators- ( boost signal)

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5
Q

A parabolic mirror may be used to prevent

A

Spherical aberration

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6
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Attenuation is most often caused by

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Absorption and scattering

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7
Q

Light in fibre optics is transmitted at

A

1.99 X 10 ( power of 5 ) m/s

200,000 kilometres per second

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8
Q

For light to travel down a fibre optic cable , it’s angle must be

A

Same or less than the done angle

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9
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Angle of reflection =

A

Angle of incidence

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10
Q

Illumination of one lumen per metre squared is one

The unit of luminous in the SI SYSTEM is

A

Lux

Candela

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11
Q

What does not require power?

What does require power in a fibre optics flight control system?

A

Passive sensor

Sensor and transmitter

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12
Q

In a multi mode fibre optics system?

A

Diameter is greater than the wave length

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13
Q

In refraction , SIN I/SIN R represents the

A

Refractive index

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14
Q

Lasers use which source of light?

A

Coherent

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15
Q

Fibre optics is used because

Optical fibres in communication

A

Greater bandwidth than electrical systems

Resistant to noise caused by stray electromagnetic signals

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16
Q

Refractive index

A

Speed of light / speed of light in the medium

17
Q

Speed of light is

Miles / second =

M/s?

Km/s

A

186,000 miles/s

300,000,000 m/s

300,000 km/s

18
Q

Speed of sound

M/s?

A

343m/s

19
Q

Fibre optic receiver is a

A

Photodiode

20
Q

The numerical aperture (NA) of a fibre is a measure of

A

Max cone angle of light rays to be reflected down the fibre

21
Q

The power of a lens is measured in

A

Diopters

22
Q

Range of core diameters for optical for optical fibres are

Thickness of a single mode fibre optic ?

A

50- 100 microns

5 micro meters

23
Q

When light meets a glass / air boundary at an angle of incidence less than the critical angle?

A

Both reflection and refraction takes place

24
Q

What does a passive filter achieve?

What does an active filter achieve?

A

Sorts out/ blocks certain wavelengths

Catch certain wavelengths and converts then to other wavelengths

25
Q

Which type of electromagnetic radiation had the highest frequency?

A

Gamma

26
Q

Best light source for use with silica glass is

A

Infrared

27
Q

Regenerators are used to reduce

A

Attenuation