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number of alternatives for a b number of bits?

A

N = 2^b

where:
• N = number of alternatives
• b = number of bits

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number of bits needed for N number of alternatives?

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b = log{2}(N)

where:
• b = number of bits
• N = number of alternatives [aka alternative quantisation levels]

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how to figure out the number of useful levels?

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number of useful levels = V total/V noise

where:
• V total = total voltage range used by signal (INCLUDING NOISE) (max + min of y-axis)
• V noise = range of voltage on signal used by noise (max + min on y-axis for noise)

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how to calculate out [max] number of bits you should use to sample signal?

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b max = log{2}(V total max/V noise max)

where:
• b max = max number of bits you can use to sample signal
• V total max = max range of voltage used by signal
• V noise max = max range of voltage used by noise

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what is the equation for the refractive index (n) for light travelling from a vacuum into a medium? (v,c)

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refractive index = speed of light in vacuum/speed of light in medium

n = c/v

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equation for refractive index (n) for light travelling from a vacuum into a medium? (c, v, θi and θr)

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n = speed of light in vacuum/wavelength of light in medium = sinθi/sinθr

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what is snell’s law? (n1, n2, sinθi, sinθr)

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n1sinθi = n2sinθr

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equation for curvature? (using r)

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curvature = 1/r

where radius (r) of curvature is focal length (f) of lens (for plane wavefronts entering convex lens)

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equation for lens power? (using f)

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lens power = 1/f

where f = focal length

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lens equation? (v, u, f)

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1/v = 1/u + 1/f

(u is ALWAYS negative)

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equation for magnification (m)? (v, u)

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m = v/u

where v = image distance and u = object distance

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equation for magnification (m)? (object height, image height)

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m = image height/object height

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equation for resolution? (length of object, no. pixels across object)

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resolution = true length of object/no. of pixels across object

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14
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equation for amount of information[/data] in image?

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amount of information in image = number of pixels x bits per pixel

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wave equation? (v, f, λ)

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wave speed = frequency x wavelength

v = fλ

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16
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nyquist’s theorem?

A

sampling f > 2 x f of smallest important change
OR
sampling f > 2 x highest f

17
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equation to work out number of quantisation levels needed per sample?

A

no. of quantisation levels needed per sample = Vtotal/Vnoise

18
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equation to work out number of bits (b) needed to sample signal?

A

b = log(2)[Vtotal/Vnoise]

^also known as shannon’s criteria

19
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equation for resolution of sampled signal?

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resolution = range of variation of signal/number of quantisation levels

remember no. of quantisation levels = 2^b

20
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equation for transmission rate?

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transmission rate of info = f of sample x bits or bytes per sample
OR
transmission rate of info = total info sent [in bits, bytes, etc]/time taken

21
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rule for θi and θr?

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when light moving from less optically dense material to more optically dense material:

θi > θr