Wave Optics
Wave Optics
Wave Optics
Diffraction
Power
Resolving
validity of Ray optics
1 Polarisation
2- 2 Qts
Huygens 's Principle
continuous
wavefront : locus of all those
-
7
rn
•
point
r
s
Direction
}
source
of
u v
souffle light
propagation infinity rays
Tr constant
constant
only in
homogenous isotopic material
(material with the insame properties
all
regions and in all directions)
YOUNG 's Double Sue Exits .
y
= n
(n -
-
1,2 - -
• for minima (
bright fringe) Da -
-
In 1) -
Iz
(
y
=
2njYdxD_ ( n 1,2 )
-
- - -
At o : n -
- o =
Central Maxima
Iman =
420
At point P I = Uso
castle
where ol =
LI Dae
Important formulas .
Fringe width
p XI
-
• -
•
Of YDSE arrangement is kept in a
medium of refractive index µ .
'
B =
Be
µ
when white
light is used : -
central is white
fringe
-
-
first maxima
after central Maxima -
Violet
•
Sf Two wavelengths have maxima at same
position
-
n ,x , =
nzX2
'
displaced upwards
'
•
Sf source s
from
central marina
centre
, shifts DOWNWARDS .
Interference
Phenomenon redistribution of
of energy on
account
of superposition of waves .
Intensity
•
Intensity
2
(Amplitude)2
Maximum
•
Intensity
cos 10=0 Dn -
-
na ( path difference)
§ = 2nA
Imax -
-
CT JET +
minimum
•
-
-
-
-
-
'
JI )
3-min -
CT -
main
j
Fringe visibility =Imax-Im
Imax + Imin
DIFFRACTION
•
flaring of light as it
emerges from a
narrow slit .
Dr Sino
az
=
when
azsino =
Az ( Destructive )
Interference
If a sino -
- na (minima formed)
Position
(Ia )
'
Angular O
-
-
-
sin
Central Maxima
•
width
of
=
2¥
width other
of fringes
=
•
Io : I, i Iz =
1 : O .
045 : O 016
-
Resolving Power .
• Two
objects can be resolved optica
bymaximum
an
Resolving power of R P - .
=
¥ =
to
a telescope ,
Resolving power of R P
.
.
= 2148in
122A
a
microscope
POLARISATION
Brewster's law
•
Reflected light is partially polarised .
• when i -
-
ip ( polarising angle)
Ip Brewster 's
i
angle
-
-
when
reflected light is completely
polarised , reflected and refracted light
are
perpendicular to each other .
ip t r =
900
y -
-
tan Ep