SCPY152 General Physics II Lecture 1 Ray Optics Udom Robkob, Physics-MUSC June 15, 2015.
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Transcript of SCPY152 General Physics II Lecture 1 Ray Optics Udom Robkob, Physics-MUSC June 15, 2015.
SCPY152 General Physics IILecture 1 Ray Optics
Udom Robkob, Physics-MUSCJune 15, 2015
Today Topics
• Nature of light• Light rays• Law of light reflection• Law of light refraction• Image formation• Images from mirrors• Images from refractive surfaces
Nature of Light
• Visible light is electromagnetic waves, in the range of wavelength 400 – 700 nm
• Light travel in empty space at speed of co = 3x108 m/s
• In medium light speed is lower to be c, according to electromagnetic properties of the medium. The ratio co/c = n is known as refractive index of the medium
Nature of Light
Nature of Light
• 4 basic properties will be studied in the following categories:– Reflection and refraction ray optics– Interference and diffraction wave optics
Light Rays
• Defined from light path from the source• At a distance far from the source, the rays are
approximately parallel and will represented with a single ray
Light Reflection
• Determine reflection of light from smooth reflective surface;
Light Reflection
• Since abc = abd 1 = ’1 “law of light reflection”
Light Reflection
• Double reflections
Light Refraction
• Determine light refraction at smooth refractive surface
Light Refraction
• Law of light refraction
0 111 1
0 222 2
1 2
2 1
/tan sin
/tan sin
sin "Snell's law"
sin
n
ab abn
ab abn
n
Light Refraction
• Nature of refraction
Light Refraction
• Off set from thin slab
Light Refraction
• Measuring refractive index of prism, apex angle is
Light Refraction
• Criterion: min
Critical Angle
• Total internal reflection – critical angle
Water-to –air system
Brewster’s Angle
• Brewster’s angle
Image Formation
• Pinhole camera
Images from Mirrors
• Mirror specification (let light comes from the left hand side)– Plane mirror– Curved mirrors• Concave mirror• Convex mirror
Images from Mirrors
• Image of point object
Images from Mirrors
• Image magnification
Mirror image equation
Images from Mirrors
• Image magnification Focal point/length
Mirror image equation
Images from Mirrors
Images from Mirrors
Images from Mirrors
Images from Refractive Surface
• Refractive surfaces– Convex surface– Concave surface
Images from Refractive Surface
• Image of point object
Images from Refractive Surface
• Cont.
Image equation
Images from Refractive Surface
• Flat refractive surface – appearing depth
Images from Refractive Surface
• Concave refractive surface – appearing depth
Images from Refractive Surface
• Image magnification – from equivalent triangles, we have
1
2
n qy y y q RM
p R q R y p R n p
Images from Refractive Surface
• Revisited previous example – what is the image magnification of the coin.