optics: mirrors and lenses
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Optics: Mirrors and Lenses. 23-2, 23-3. Plane Mirror. Flat, smooth, regular reflection Image is reversed left to right or front to back. Plane Mirrors. object- -source of diverging light rays; luminous or illuminated image- -point where extended rays apparently intersect - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
Optics: Mirrors and Lenses
23-2, 23-3
Plane Mirror Flat, smooth, regular reflection Image is reversed left to right or
front to back
Plane Mirrors object--source of diverging light
rays; luminous or illuminated image--point where extended rays
apparently intersect virtual image--no source is really
there; rays appear to diverge w/o doing so
real image--rays from object converge
Concave Mirrors reflects light from inner surface part of hollow a sphere Radius – r from geometric center of
sphere
Spherical Abberation Parallel rays converge at Focus (F)
only if close to principal axis Farther rays converge at a point
closer to mirror; therefore, image is a disk NOT a point (fuzzy image)
Spherical Abberation Parabolic mirrors have NO SA L used
to focus rays from distant stars to a sharp focus in telescopes
Hubble vs flashlights
Real vs Virtual Images Real images – light rays actually
converge and pass through the image. Can be projected onto paper or a screen
Virtual image – light rays diverge; cannot be projected or captured on paper/screen since rays DO NOT converge
Images from Concave Mirrors
Da Rules Rays parallel to Primary Axis reflect
through the Focus
Rays passing thru focus are reflected parallel to Primary Axis
Rays perpendicular to mirror are reflected back upon themselves and goes through the center of curvature.
Da Rules 2 Beyond C – if object farther from mirror than
C, then image is real, inverted and reduced
As object moves toward C then images move toward C and are real, inverted and reduced
If the object is at C, then the image is at C and is real inverted and the same size
If the object is inside C toward F then the image out beyond C, and is real, inverted, and enlarged
Convex Mirror Rules 3 As the object approaches F – the
image moves farther out If the object is at F – then all
reflected rays are parallel, image at ∞
Convex Mirror Rules 4 If object between F & mirror – then
no real image exists, virtual image behind mirror
Mirror and Lens Equation ho/hi = do/di
1/do + 1/di = 1/f
Magnification m = hi/ho = -di/do