Equations Flashcards
Index of refraction: Air water Aqueous Vitreous Cornea
1
- 33
- 34
- 34
- 37
Index of refraction: Crystalline lens PMMA Crown Glass high index lenses
- 42
- 49
- 52
- 6-1.8
Refracting power of a spherical surface
D = (n1-n)/r
Refractive power in two different media
D(media1)/D(media2) = (Nobject-Nmedia1)/(Nobject-Nmedia2)
Solve for missing variable
focal length
1/D (lens power in diopters
Vergence
U+D=V
U= vergence of rays entering the lens
D = vergence of the lens
V= vergence of rays leaving the lens
Prentice’s Rupe
PD = h (cm) x D (lens power)
retinal image size (based on model eye)
object ht/retinal image ht = distance from nodal pt/ 17 mm
spectacle lens magnification
M (mag of spectacles) = 2%xD (lens power)
Plus lens magnify
Minus lens minify
Transverse Magnification
M (trans) = Image distance/Object distance
Axial magnification
M axial = (M transverse)squared
Simple magnifier (angular mag)
M = D (lens power) / 4
standard reference distance of (0.25 cm) If different distance replace 1/4 with new distance)
Telescope
M = D eyepiece/ D objective
Reflecting power of a mirror
D (power) = 1/f = 2/r
SRK formula
D = A constant - 2.5 AL - 0.9 K(avg)
changing VD for plus lens vs minus lens
IOL power vs spectacle power
Plus lenses become more powerful as VD increases and less powerful as VD decreases
1.5 D IOL power for every 1 D spectacle lens power
MInus lens become less powerful with incr VD and more powerful with decreased VD.
Tilting plus and minus lens
tilting a plus lens = induces plus cylinder in axis of tilt
Tilting a minus lens induces minus cylinder in the axis of tilt
contact lens fitting
Convert to minus cylinder spherical equivalent to 0 vertex distance
Choose base curve +0.5 D (or 1/3 total astig) steeper than FLATTER K
Subtract the +.50 D from the sphere value of the refraction to obtain final value
Astronomical telescope vs Galilean telescope
focal points coincide for 2 plus lenses.
Forms inverted image
vs
plus lens objective, minus lens eyepiece
upright image
Accomodation with glasses vs CL
hyperopes must accomodate more through glasses than CL
Myopes accomodate less through glasses than CL
Mirrors
Convex - like minus lenses
Concave - like plus lenses
(flip the direction of light - think opposite signs of transparent lens)