single refracting surface Flashcards

1
Q

radius

A

never changes in a spherical object, even if it is broken into pieces

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2
Q

Where is the optical axis in a spherical object?

A

(0,0)

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3
Q

Anything that looks to the right

A

+

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4
Q

Anything that looks to the left

A

-

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5
Q

What units is radius of curvature in

A

meters

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6
Q

what units is curvature in?

A

diopters (inverse of meters)

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7
Q

What relation to curvature and radius of curvature have?

A

inverse. small radius of curvature has large curvature

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8
Q

A nearly flat surface has…

A

nearly infinite radius of curvature

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9
Q

Plane surface and curvature/radius of curvature

A

plane surface has infinite radius of curvature, 0 curvature

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10
Q

What is the origin of ever measurement?

A

apex

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11
Q

focal point

A

point where all rays parallel to each other and optical converge at the same point

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12
Q

secondary focal point

A

point at which the focal point seems to originate from

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13
Q

Optical Power

A

How strong or weak the system is. The most important thing for optical element. It determines the properties of the optical element.

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14
Q

How are focal point and optical power related?

A

inversely P=1/f (or n/f if in any medium other than air)

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15
Q

Optical power equation

A

P=(n’-n)/R n’=2nd medium, n=first medium, R=radius of curvature

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16
Q

What are the units of optical power

A

diopters

17
Q

the optical power of a single refracting surface is dependent on

A

radius of curvature, refractive index of material, refractive index of environment

18
Q

Concave surface

A

negative lens, focal point traces before the optical surface

19
Q

The algebraic sign of the radius of curvature depends on…

A

the orientation of the vector defining the radius of curvature (right or left)

20
Q

focal planes

A

perpendicular to optica axis and the focus

21
Q

positive (converging) lens focal point

A
  • the principal focus is the point of convergence of a ray bundle parallel to the optical axis
  • the secondary focus is the point of origin for rays that when refracted by the lens become parallel
22
Q

negative (diverging) lens focal point

A
  • the principal focus is the apparent point of origin of an originally parallel beam that when diffracted by the lens becomes divergent
  • the secondary focus is the point that the beam appears to converge prior to being diffracted by the lens-while after diffraction emerges parallel to the optical axis
23
Q

what is the focal point of the eye?

A

retina

24
Q

optical power

A

P=(n2-n1)/R

25
Q

focal length of a lens

A

P=1/f

26
Q

refractive power and focal length of a lens depend on…

A
  • the geometrical shape of the lens (curvature)

- the material refractive index, in relation to the surrounding medium

27
Q

refractive power and focal length of a lens does NOT depend on…

A

lens orientation