AS2 Equations Flashcards
(21 cards)
Wave equation
V = f x lambda
Frequency/Time Period Equation
f = 1/T
Phase Difference Equation
ϕ = X / λ x 360 °
ϕ = t / T x 360 °
Refractive Index Equations (3 of them)
1n2 = c1 / c2
1n2 = 1 / 2n1
n = sini / sinr
Total Internal Reflection Equation (Critical Angle)
sinC = 1 / n
C = Critical Angle
N = refractive Index
Focal Length Equation
1 / u + 1 / v = 1 / f
u being object distance
v being image distance
f being focal length
Magnification Equation
M = v / u
M = hi / ho
M being Magnification
v being image distance
u being object distance
hi being image height
ho being object height
Power Equation
p = 1 / f
(f must be in metres)
p = power (dioptres)
f = focal length
Double Slit Diffraction Equation 1 (normal one)
λ = ay / d
a is slit separation (left distance)
λ is light wavelength
d is distance from double slit to screen (big distance)
y is inteference fringe separation (right distance)
EVERYTHING MUST BE IN METRES
Double Slit Diffraction Equation 2 (sin one)
nλ = dsinθ
d is distance between slits (left distance)
θ is angle between maxima and central maxima
n is order number of maximum
λ is wavelength of light
Double Slit Diffraction Equation 3 (order maximum)
n = d / λ
n is order number of maximum
d is distance between slits (left distance)
λ is wavelength of light
MUST BE ROUNDED DOWN e.g 1.8 = 1
Diffraction Grating Equation
number of lines per metre = 1 / distance between grating slits
Photon Energy Equation
E = h x f
E being energy of photon
h being plancks constant (6.63x10^-34)
f being frequency
Photoelectric Effect Equations
E (of photon) = ϕ + KE (electron max)
ϕ is work function
hf = hfo + 1/2m(electron)v^2 (max)
h being plancks constant
fo being threshold frequency
Energy Levels Equation
△E = hf
△E being change in energy
h being plancks constant
f being frequency
De Broglie Wavelength Equation
λ = h / p
h being plancks constant
p being momentum (m x v)
Doppler Shift Equation (λ one)
λ = (1 + vs / vw) x λ0
λ being apparent/observed wavelength
Vs being the velocity of the source relative to the medium
Vw being the velocity of the waves in the medium
λ0 being the wavelength emitted from the source
Doppler Shift Equation (f one)
f = (Vw / Vw + vs) x f0
f = apparent/observed frequency
Vw being velocity of waves in the medium
Vs being velocity of the source relative to the medium
f0 being the frequency emitted from the source
Red Shift Parameter Equations
z = △λ / λ0
z = △f / f0
z = Vs / c
△λ is λ - λ0
f0 is emitted frequency
△f is difference between emitted and observed frequency
λ0 is emitted wavelength
△λ is the difference between emitted and observed wavelength
Vs is the velocity of the source in the observers direction
C is the usual speed of the waves in that medium ( speed of light)
Hubble’s Law Equation
v = Ho x d
v is the recessional velocity
Ho is hubble’s constant (2.4x10^-18)
d = distance between Earth and the galaxy in question
Age of the Universe Equation
T = 1 / Ho
T being age of universe
Ho being Hubble’s Constant or Parameter
(2.4x10^-18)