7 - Magnification Flashcards

1
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Relative distance magnification (RDM)

  • describe
  • equation
A

If an object is closer, it appears relatively larger bc it subtends a larger angle

RDM = r/d (old distance/new distance)

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Relative distance magnification (RDM)

  • the magnification produced vs change in viewing distance
  • an object moved to half the original distance
A

Inversely proportional

Half distance = twice mag

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3
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Relative size magnification (RSM)

  • describe
  • equation
A

Same as RDM, but for print sizes

RSM = new size/old size

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4
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Angular magnification

  • results from
  • what’s NOT changed (2)
  • what is changed
A

Apparent incr in agular subtense

Object size + viewind distance UNCHANGED

Angular subtense of light rays changed by an optical system

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5
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Maximum angular magnification (MAM)

  • equation
  • for this relationship to hold true, __
A

M = 1 + hF

Where h = distance from lens -> eye (m)
F = dioptric strength of lens

Lens must be one focal length from the object

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6
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YAY MATH!

What is the Maximum Angular Magnification for an object 40cm from the eye using a +10D lens?

A

MAM = 1 +hF

h = distance from eye->lens = eye-object distance minus focal length of lens
h = (0.4 - 0.1)

F = 10

MAM = 4x

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7
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Total magnification

-equation

A

M = rF

Where r = object distance * dioptric strength of lens

(Object distance aka reference distance)

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8
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YAY MATH!
What is the total magnification if we measured our reference acuity at 40cm, and now we use a +10D lens at its focal length to view the same object at 20cm?

A

M = rF

r = 0.4m
F = 10

M = 4x

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9
Q

Magnification from multiple sources

A

Multiplicative

M(total) = M1 * M2 * M3, etc.

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10
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Labeled magnification (aka rated mag)

  • determined using an arbitrary reference distance chosen by manufacturer, usually __
  • labeled magnification =
A

25cm

Labeled = F * 0.25 => F/4

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11
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YAY MATH!

What is the expected expected power of a magnifier labelled 4x?

A

+16D

Labelled = F/4 -> F = 4 * 4 = 16

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12
Q

Additional concerns

-magnification is not/does not (3)

A

Is not clarification

Does not improve contrast

Does not eliminate scotomas

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13
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Magnification required

-equation

A

Required = reference size/ goal size

Aka (what you got)/(what you need)

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