Optics Flashcards

1
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Energy of photon

A

E = hf
h -> planks constant
f -> frequency of light

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2
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law of reflection

A

angle of reflection equals angle of incidence

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3
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refraction angle and speed of light in medium

A

sinθ1/sinθ2 = v1/v2

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4
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index of refrction

A

n = speed of light in vacuum/speed of light in a medium
n = λ/λn

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5
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snell’s law of refraction

A

n1sinθ1 = n2sinθ2

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6
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critical angle of refraction

A

sinθc = n2/n1
at θc, beem is entirely reflected at material boundery
n1 is material from which light source originates

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7
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real image

A

light rays pass through and diverge from the image point

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8
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virtual image

A

light rays do not pass through image point, only appear to diverge from that point

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9
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magnification

A

M = image height/object height

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10
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mirror equation

A

1/p + 1/q = 2/R = 1/f

p -> object distance
q -> image distance
R -> radius of curvature
f -> focal point

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11
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focal point

A

f = R/2

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12
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positive object location for mirror (p)

A

positive when object is real

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13
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negative object location for mirror (p)

A

virtual image (behind mirror)

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14
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positive image location for mirror (q)

A

image is in front of mirror (real image)

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15
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negative image location for mirror (q)

A

image is behind mirror (virtual image)

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16
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positive image hight h’ for mirror

A

image is upright

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17
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negative image height h’ for mirror

A

image is inverted

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18
Q

positice focal length and radius of mirror

A

mirror is concave

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19
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negative flocal length and radius of mirror

A

mirror is convex

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20
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negative magnification of mirror

A

image is inverted

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21
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positive magnification of mirror

A

image is upright

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22
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object and image distance for refracting surface

A

n1/p + n2/q = (n2-n1)/R

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23
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positive object location for refracting surface (p)

A

object is in front of surface (real)

24
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negative object location for refracting surface

A

object is in back of surface (virtual)

25
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positive image location for refracting surface (q)

A

image is in back of surface (real)

26
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negative image location for refracting surface

A

image is in front of surface (virtual)

27
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positive R for refracting surface

A

center of curvature is in back of surface

28
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negative R for refracting surface

A

center of curvature is in front of surface

29
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lens makers’ equation

A

1/f = (n-1)(1/R1 - 1/R2)

30
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thin lense equation

A

1/p + 1/q = 1/f

31
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positive object location for thin lense (p)

A

object is in front of lense (real)

32
Q

negative object location for thin lens

A

object is behind lens (virtual object)

33
Q

positive image location for thin lens (q)

A

image is behind lens (real)

34
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negative image location for thin lens (q)

A

image is in front of lens (virtual)

35
Q

positive R1 and R2 for thin lens

A

center of curvature is behind lens

36
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negative R1 and R2 for thin lens

A

center of curvature is in front of lens

37
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positive focal length for thin lens

A

converging lens ()

38
Q

negative focal length for thin lens

A

diverging lens )(

39
Q

focal length of combination of thin lenses

A

1/f = 1/f1 + 1/f2

40
Q

conditions for interference

A

sources must be coherent (in phase) and monochromatic (single wavelength)

41
Q

conditions for constructive interference

A

δ = dsinθbright = mλ (m = 0, ±1, ±2, ±3…)

  • δ -> path difference: diifference of distance light from slits travel*
  • d-> distance between slits*
  • θbright -> angle between bright bands*
42
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conditions for destructive interference

A

dsinθdark = (m + 1/2)λ

m = (0,±1,±2,±3…)

43
Q

position of bright interference bands using small angle approximation

A

ybright = λLm/d

44
Q

position of dark interference bands using small angle approximation

A

ydark = (m+1/2)λL/d

45
Q

intentsity for bands in double slit experiment

A

I = Imaxcos2(πdsinθ/λ)

46
Q

intentsity for bands in double slit experiment using small angle approximation

A

I = Imaxcos2(πdy/λL)

47
Q

constructive interference in thin films

A

2nt = (m + 1/2)λ

48
Q

destrictive interference in thin films

A

2nt = mλ

49
Q

destructive interference in single slit experiment

A

sinθdark = mλ/a

50
Q

rayleigh’s condition

A

resolution occurs when the central maximum of one image falls on the first minimum of another images.

51
Q

minimum angle for resolution of slit

A

θmin = λ/a

a -> width of slit

52
Q

minimum angle for resolution in circular aperture

A

θmin = 1.22*λ/D

53
Q

angle of maxima for difraction gratting

A

dsinθbright = mλ

54
Q

Bragg’s law

A

describes difraction pattern from crystals

constructive interference:

2dsinθ = mλ

55
Q

intensity of light through polarizer

A

I = Imaxcos2θ

56
Q

Brewster’s law

A

defines polarizing angle of reflection

refracted beam is not polarized, reflected beam is

n = tanθp