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Title: Lenses


1
Lenses
  • Physics 40
  • Chapter 2 -- Optics

2
Last Time
  • Law of Reflection
  • Images
  • Curved Mirrors
  • Question was She takes a photo of her friend
    Will she see?

3
This Time
  • Refraction
  • Lenses
  • Optical Instruments

4
Law of Refraction
  • Ancient Greeks
  • Light Bends
  • Which Way, but not how much
  • Wilebrod Snell
  • Dutch astronomer
  • In 1621 Discovered Sine Law

5
Convex Lenses
  • Bends Light toward Axis
  • far from axis
  • nearer
  • Axis
  • below Axis
  • Point where they cross is Focal Point

6
Focal Length
  • Depends on how much the light bends
  • Index of Refraction
  • Water 1.33
  • Fruit Juice 1.4
  • Glass 1.5
  • Diamond 2.41

7
Real Images in Lenses
  • Parallel to focal point
  • Axis
  • Focal point to Parallel

8
The Lens Equation
  • Same trick as with concave mirrors
  • using refrcation triangles

9
Virtual Images
  • If object is closser than focal point
  • Lens diverges light, but not enough to cross.
    Only diverges less

10
Eye glasses
  • Most people who need glasses are near sighted
  • Lens thin in middle makes an image closer and
    smaller
  • Smaller is unfortunate

11
Telescopes
  • Objective demagnifies, but produces a nice real
    image
  • Eye piece is a magnifier.
  • Trick is for the objective to be weak and the
    eyepiece strong.

12
Microscopes
  • Objective in a compound microscope magnifies
  • Eyepiece magnifies an already magnified image

EYEPIECE
OBJECTIVE
13
Next Time
  • Question
  • How do imaginary mirrors
  • help a pool player
  • Forces
  • Same and opposite directions
  • Perpendicular
  • Any old direction
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