Lenses Flashcards

1
Q

How fast is the speed of light?

A

3.00 x10^8 m/s

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2
Q

What is the formula for finding the index of refraction with speed?

A

Index= speed of light/speed in substance

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3
Q

What is the variable used for the speed of light?

A

c

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4
Q

What is the variable for speed in a given substance?

A

v

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5
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What is the rule for index and their speed?

A

Lower the index, higher the speed

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6
Q

Can anything be faster than light?

A

No

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7
Q

What are more then one index called?

A

Indices

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8
Q

What is refraction of light?

A

When a Ray passes between media with different speed causes the Ray to change direction

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9
Q

When you go from a low index to a high index which way does the Ray bend?

A

Towards the normal

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10
Q

When a light rays goes from a high index to a low index which way does it bend?

A

Away from the normal

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11
Q

What is Snells law formula?

A

N1(SinØ1) = N2(SinØ2)
First index (sin of incident angle)
= Second index ( sin of refracting angle)

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12
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What is total internal reflection? (TIR)

A

When a ray travels from high index to low index (bends away from normal) and the angle of refraction eventually equals 90 degrees, any angle of incidence greater then the critical angle causes the entire Ray to reflect off the boundary

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13
Q

What is the critical angle?

A

The angle of incidence when the angle of refraction is 90 degrees

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14
Q

What is the formula used to find the critical angle?

A

SinØcritical = N2/N1

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15
Q

What index does the Ray have to go from for TIR to take place?

A

Must go from high index to low index so it bends away from normal

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16
Q

What is index for air?

17
Q

What is index for water?

18
Q

How do convex (CONVERGING) lenses work?

A

They refract rays inwards towards a real focal point

19
Q

What’s the difference between Ray diagrams with Mirrors and lenses?

A

The first two rules are the same. The third rule for lenses says that rays the ought the optical centre reflect straight back the same way, not through C

20
Q

What’s the difference for images between mirrors and lenses?

A

Lenses images are virtual on the same side as the object and are real on the opposite side of the mirror.

21
Q

Where is the image located for an object located beyond 2F on a convex lense?

A

Between f and 2f on opposite side of mirror
Inverted
Smaller
Real

22
Q

Where is the image located for an object located Inbetween f and the lense on a convex mirror?

A

The image is Inbetween f and lense on same side
Erect
Larger
Virtual

23
Q

Where is the image located for an object inbetween 2f and f on a convex lense?

A

Located beyond 2f on opposite side
Inverted
Larger
Real

24
Q

What is the difference in shape between concave and convex mirrors?

A

Convex starts thin then gets thick in the middle

Concave starts thick then gets skinny in the middle

25
What factor, other then curve of lense, affects the location of the focal point?
``` The type of glass. Higher index class means closer focal point Lower index glass means further focal point ```
26
What is chromatic aberration? And what causes it?
It is when different colours of light bend at slightly different angles when passing through a lens. It is caused by the lights having slightly different speeds causing them to bend at different angles
27
Why is chromatic aberration a problem? And to who?
It causes images to have slight coloured fringes. To people trying to shoot high precision images
28
What are the two ways to fix chromatic aberration?
Use an achromatic lens (concave and convex lense fused together) Special low dispersion glass fixes it as well
29
What is the difference between concave and convex lenses in terms of f
Concave lenses have a negative f value always | Convex lense have a positive f value always
30
What occurs when the change in speed between two media increases?
The Ray will be bent bigger and will reach 90 degrees sooner
31
How does the size of the critical angle change as the index of refraction increases?
The critical angle gets smaller as the refractive index increased