Angles Of Incidence Flashcards
(26 cards)
Magnification
m=-i/o
Optics equation
1/f=1/O+1/I
Focal length for spherical mirrors
F = 1/2 r
The diameter of the MIRROR is NOT = to what?
The diameter of a whole sphere
How does the magnification of an object change when the object approaches the focal point?
Magnification INCREASES
What occurs for a positive value of f, o, I, and m
F= converging lens/mirror O= real I= real M= upright
What occurs for a negative value of f, I, o, m?
F= Diverging, lens/mirror I= virtual O= virtual M= inverted
What do mirrors and lenses do to light respectively
Mirrors reflect light while lens’s refract light
Where is a real image located for a mirror and for a lens
A real image is located:
In front of a mirror
Behind a lens
Where is a virtual image located for a mirror and for a lens?
Lens: in front
Mirror: behind
CONVERGING SYSTEM:
Convex lens or concave mirror
- If o is greater than 2f: real, inverted, minimized image.
- If o is equal to 2f: real, inverted, and |m|=1 ( m is getting bigger as we are approaching focal point)
- If o is between 2f and f: real inverted and magnified
- Equal to f: no image; image at infinity
- Less than f: virtual upright and magnified
Diverging system:
Concave lens or convex mirror.
- Object us greater than f: VIRTUAL UPRIGHT MINIMIZED
MyopiA
Nearsighted I.e cannot see objects far away. We use a DIVERGING lens
Image is formed in front of the retina
Hyperopia
Farsighted. Ie cannot see close like when you get old..,
We use a CONVERGING LENS
For a two lens system ( contact lens and eye lens)
The image made by the 1st lens becomes the object of the 2nd lens
The power of a lens is=?
1/f
A negative prescription means what then for the focal length?
A negative (-f) and therefore a DIVERGING lens! Yay that’s what we learned from the previous flash cards!!
Law of reflection:
The angle of incidence equals the angle of reflection
Snells Law
N1sin€1=n2sin€2
Index of refraction
N= c/v
When a light ray enters a higher medium
The light ray bends toward the normal
When a light ray enters a lower medium
The light ray bends away from the normal
What is the critical angle
(Sin€critical=30degrees)
I think the critical angle is 90 degrees
When does 0 refraction occur (TOTAL INTERNAL REFLECTION)
When Snells law doesn’t apply