univ. physics
... properly designed instrument this image lies just inside the first focal point Fʹ1of a second converging lens called the eyepiece or ocular. The eyepiece acts as a simple magnifier, and forms a final virtual image Iʹ of I. The position of Iʹ may be anywhere between the near and far points of the eye ...
... properly designed instrument this image lies just inside the first focal point Fʹ1of a second converging lens called the eyepiece or ocular. The eyepiece acts as a simple magnifier, and forms a final virtual image Iʹ of I. The position of Iʹ may be anywhere between the near and far points of the eye ...
Bild 1
... 50% of the light emitted by the active region is absorbed by the substrate. Absorption of light can be avoided by placing a reflector between the substrate and the LED active layers. Light emanating from the active region towards the substrate will then be reflected and can escape from the semicondu ...
... 50% of the light emitted by the active region is absorbed by the substrate. Absorption of light can be avoided by placing a reflector between the substrate and the LED active layers. Light emanating from the active region towards the substrate will then be reflected and can escape from the semicondu ...
Super-Resolution Microscopy: Interference and Pattern Techniques
... the pattern is only one dimensional in the focal plane(x − y-plane) as is the case with the patterns shown in Figure 9.2. Two methods to spatially modulate the excitation intensity in SIM are common: two-beam interference (also denoted by fringe projection) and three-beam interference (grid projecti ...
... the pattern is only one dimensional in the focal plane(x − y-plane) as is the case with the patterns shown in Figure 9.2. Two methods to spatially modulate the excitation intensity in SIM are common: two-beam interference (also denoted by fringe projection) and three-beam interference (grid projecti ...
reflection and refraction
... Light moving from medium with high n to low n is bent away from the normal. If the angle of refraction > 90 , total internal reflection occurs. Light cannot escape the glass. The incident ray’s critical angle is when the angle of refraction = 90 n1 sin ✓1 = n2 sin ✓2 n1 sin ✓c = n2 sin 90 ...
... Light moving from medium with high n to low n is bent away from the normal. If the angle of refraction > 90 , total internal reflection occurs. Light cannot escape the glass. The incident ray’s critical angle is when the angle of refraction = 90 n1 sin ✓1 = n2 sin ✓2 n1 sin ✓c = n2 sin 90 ...
A spatial light modulator for ion trapping experiments
... population to the S1/2 state. To detect the state of an ion the transition at 397nm is used. Light of this wavelength is scattered off the ion if it is in the S state and it remains dark if it is in the D state and the scattered light is detected with a photomultiplier tube or a CCD camera. Both P s ...
... population to the S1/2 state. To detect the state of an ion the transition at 397nm is used. Light of this wavelength is scattered off the ion if it is in the S state and it remains dark if it is in the D state and the scattered light is detected with a photomultiplier tube or a CCD camera. Both P s ...
DESIGN AND FABRICATION OF GUIDED
... Figure 2-6 Field plot corresponding to different resonances shown in Figure 2-4. (a) GMR #1 is a TE1,0 mode, (b) GMR#2 shows a TE1,1 mode, (c) GMR #3 is a TE2,0 mode, and (d) GMR #4 is a mixture of TE2,1, and TE1,2. The same device parameters from Figure 2-4 are used for this calculation. .......... ...
... Figure 2-6 Field plot corresponding to different resonances shown in Figure 2-4. (a) GMR #1 is a TE1,0 mode, (b) GMR#2 shows a TE1,1 mode, (c) GMR #3 is a TE2,0 mode, and (d) GMR #4 is a mixture of TE2,1, and TE1,2. The same device parameters from Figure 2-4 are used for this calculation. .......... ...
Étendue and spectral resolution
... The finesse is a measure of the spectral resolution that can be achieved with an interferometer for a specified FSR – which is determined by experimental requirements. Ideally the interferometer plates should be illuminated by parallel rays of light and these rays should be in the wedge plane of the ...
... The finesse is a measure of the spectral resolution that can be achieved with an interferometer for a specified FSR – which is determined by experimental requirements. Ideally the interferometer plates should be illuminated by parallel rays of light and these rays should be in the wedge plane of the ...
L. Koechlin Optical principles of diffraction focusing
... No mirror, no lens : just vacuum and opaque material (except near focal plane). broad spectral domain: λ = 90nm (UV) to (IR) 25μm High angular resolution: as a solid aperture the size of the array. High dynamic range: 108 on compact objects, more with coronagraphy & postprocessing. Large tolerance i ...
... No mirror, no lens : just vacuum and opaque material (except near focal plane). broad spectral domain: λ = 90nm (UV) to (IR) 25μm High angular resolution: as a solid aperture the size of the array. High dynamic range: 108 on compact objects, more with coronagraphy & postprocessing. Large tolerance i ...
oltmanns-Diffraction and Interference
... As we can see, the data from the double slit is clearly better than that of the single slit (table 1). In fact, the error for the single slit should probably be worse than what it is. Having multiple slits provides a sharper peak. This is why I say that the error should probably be worse. We didn’t ...
... As we can see, the data from the double slit is clearly better than that of the single slit (table 1). In fact, the error for the single slit should probably be worse than what it is. Having multiple slits provides a sharper peak. This is why I say that the error should probably be worse. We didn’t ...
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... crossed lattice planes can be viewed. For simplicity, we require that the lattice planes of each set are orthogonal and have the same spacing. Different sets may have different spacings. Since each set of parallel lattice planes leads to a pair of diffraction spots, corresponding to ± u, two pairs o ...
... crossed lattice planes can be viewed. For simplicity, we require that the lattice planes of each set are orthogonal and have the same spacing. Different sets may have different spacings. Since each set of parallel lattice planes leads to a pair of diffraction spots, corresponding to ± u, two pairs o ...
Spatial amplitude and phase modulation using commercial twisted
... or a suitable subset, follows these two requirements. The setup used to decouple the phase and amplitude modulation is shown in Fig. 2. A monochromatic beam of light at a wavelength of 532 nm is incident normal to the SLM surface. The modulated light is reflected from the SLM. We choose an observati ...
... or a suitable subset, follows these two requirements. The setup used to decouple the phase and amplitude modulation is shown in Fig. 2. A monochromatic beam of light at a wavelength of 532 nm is incident normal to the SLM surface. The modulated light is reflected from the SLM. We choose an observati ...
Chapter 22: Reflection and Refraction of Light
... while v is the speed of the light in the refracting medium also measured in meters per second. o and n is the unitless index of refraction. Since we use the speed of light in a vacuum as our baseline, the lowest index of refraction exists in a vacuum as n = 1.000. Any other refractive medium will ha ...
... while v is the speed of the light in the refracting medium also measured in meters per second. o and n is the unitless index of refraction. Since we use the speed of light in a vacuum as our baseline, the lowest index of refraction exists in a vacuum as n = 1.000. Any other refractive medium will ha ...
DESIGN, FABRICATION AND CHARACTERIZATION OF GUIDED
... an example a-Si film deposited on a 4-inch (100) Si wafer .............................................. 15 Figure 3-3 Surface roughness data as a function of annealing temperature. The solid line acts as a visual aid. ................................................................................. ...
... an example a-Si film deposited on a 4-inch (100) Si wafer .............................................. 15 Figure 3-3 Surface roughness data as a function of annealing temperature. The solid line acts as a visual aid. ................................................................................. ...
conclusion
... mechanical support for the active parts of the device. Its refractive index is 1.51. We generated the phase delaying structures in an amorphous carbon layer film; this material is also often called diamond like carbon (DLC). The phase delaying structures can be generated directly in this substrate. ...
... mechanical support for the active parts of the device. Its refractive index is 1.51. We generated the phase delaying structures in an amorphous carbon layer film; this material is also often called diamond like carbon (DLC). The phase delaying structures can be generated directly in this substrate. ...
3D Finite Element Model for Writing Long
... mid-infrared radiation (MIR) laser source [13,14]. Within the family of thermal techniques, MIR from CO2 lasers has guaranteed better predictability and repeatability [15]. Since the first reports by Davis et al. [13] and Akiyama et al. [14] on the use of a 10.6 µm wavelength laser beam emitted by a ...
... mid-infrared radiation (MIR) laser source [13,14]. Within the family of thermal techniques, MIR from CO2 lasers has guaranteed better predictability and repeatability [15]. Since the first reports by Davis et al. [13] and Akiyama et al. [14] on the use of a 10.6 µm wavelength laser beam emitted by a ...
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... Upon propagation through inhomogeneous media, optical fields undergo modifications in terms of irradiance, phase, spectrum, direction, polarization, and coherence, which can reveal information about the sample of interest. Light scattering by cells and tissues evolved as a dynamic area of study, esp ...
... Upon propagation through inhomogeneous media, optical fields undergo modifications in terms of irradiance, phase, spectrum, direction, polarization, and coherence, which can reveal information about the sample of interest. Light scattering by cells and tissues evolved as a dynamic area of study, esp ...
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... moves away from the z-axis, the spiral-like OV trajectory makes (theoretically) an infinite number of rotations until it restores the initial axial position. In case of the m-charged OV beam diffraction, the situation is complicated by at least two circumstances: (i) the axial OV decomposes into a s ...
... moves away from the z-axis, the spiral-like OV trajectory makes (theoretically) an infinite number of rotations until it restores the initial axial position. In case of the m-charged OV beam diffraction, the situation is complicated by at least two circumstances: (i) the axial OV decomposes into a s ...
Observation of Collective Friction Forces due to Spatial Self
... A significant prediction of a model for selforganization is the spontaneous breaking of translational symmetry in a standing-wave cavity by the atoms’ organization into either of two grating configurations [15]. Consider first atoms in a single yz plane. For a < 0, light forces associated with the ...
... A significant prediction of a model for selforganization is the spontaneous breaking of translational symmetry in a standing-wave cavity by the atoms’ organization into either of two grating configurations [15]. Consider first atoms in a single yz plane. For a < 0, light forces associated with the ...
Active semiconductor-based grating waveguide structures
... a waveguide layer, and a grating layer, as illustrated in Fig. 1. When such a structure is illuminated by an incident light beam, most of the beam is transmitted directly through the structure, while a small fraction is diffracted by the grating and trapped in the waveguide layer. Some of the trappe ...
... a waveguide layer, and a grating layer, as illustrated in Fig. 1. When such a structure is illuminated by an incident light beam, most of the beam is transmitted directly through the structure, while a small fraction is diffracted by the grating and trapped in the waveguide layer. Some of the trappe ...
Through the Looking Glass
... interference pattern formed by an undistorted reference beam with a distorted beam reflected off the object. The result, after development of the film, is the hologram, a grain pattern in the emulsion. (b) A second undistorted reference beam, here pattern formed in the film emulsion. But this is a p ...
... interference pattern formed by an undistorted reference beam with a distorted beam reflected off the object. The result, after development of the film, is the hologram, a grain pattern in the emulsion. (b) A second undistorted reference beam, here pattern formed in the film emulsion. But this is a p ...
Special Optical Elements
... band and that the dichroic beam-splitter reflect it. Although this can work well if one has a laser line that coincides with the peak of the excitation spectrum, more commonly, the excitation is from a Hg or Xe arc. As such sources are far less bright than lasers, in terms of being able to concentra ...
... band and that the dichroic beam-splitter reflect it. Although this can work well if one has a laser line that coincides with the peak of the excitation spectrum, more commonly, the excitation is from a Hg or Xe arc. As such sources are far less bright than lasers, in terms of being able to concentra ...
Supplementary information (docx 376K)
... where Einc() is the amplitude spectrum of the plane pump wave normally incident onto the shadow mask, and T(u) is the spatial transmission function of our mask (square-wave-type, assuming values of 0 or 1 for uncoated and Cr-coated regions), and denotes a Fourier transformation. Since T is period ...
... where Einc() is the amplitude spectrum of the plane pump wave normally incident onto the shadow mask, and T(u) is the spatial transmission function of our mask (square-wave-type, assuming values of 0 or 1 for uncoated and Cr-coated regions), and denotes a Fourier transformation. Since T is period ...
Chapter2 Interaction Characteristics of Light
... The reflection from smooth surface. A good mirror is specular reflection source. According to law of reflection www.bzupages.com The angle of incidence = Angle of reflection ...
... The reflection from smooth surface. A good mirror is specular reflection source. According to law of reflection www.bzupages.com The angle of incidence = Angle of reflection ...
Scattering and Polarization Properties of the Scarab Beetle Cyphochilus insulanus cuticle
... properties could help to not reveal man-made surfaces. In the infrared (IR) (3 − 12 µm) high reflectivity is often useful to conceal blackbody radiation from hot objects. In this report we describe and discuss measurements of optical properties of natural structures. This is a first step towards the ...
... properties could help to not reveal man-made surfaces. In the infrared (IR) (3 − 12 µm) high reflectivity is often useful to conceal blackbody radiation from hot objects. In this report we describe and discuss measurements of optical properties of natural structures. This is a first step towards the ...
4 Lab 1: Scattering and Reflection of Polarized Light
... atomic scatters are randomly located and are far apart from each other4 , as in the upper atmosphere 100 miles above the Earth’s surface, then the total radiation in any direction except the forward direction will be an uncorrelated mixture of the dipole radiation from each atom. In contrast, in a s ...
... atomic scatters are randomly located and are far apart from each other4 , as in the upper atmosphere 100 miles above the Earth’s surface, then the total radiation in any direction except the forward direction will be an uncorrelated mixture of the dipole radiation from each atom. In contrast, in a s ...
Diffraction grating
In optics, a diffraction grating is an optical component with a periodic structure, which splits and diffracts light into several beams travelling in different directions. The emerging coloration is a form of structural coloration. The directions of these beams depend on the spacing of the grating and the wavelength of the light so that the grating acts as the dispersive element. Because of this, gratings are commonly used in monochromators and spectrometers.For practical applications, gratings generally have ridges or rulings on their surface rather than dark lines. Such gratings can be either transmissive or reflective. Gratings which modulate the phase rather than the amplitude of the incident light are also produced, frequently using holography.The principles of diffraction gratings were discovered by James Gregory, about a year after Newton's prism experiments, initially with items such as bird feathers. The first man-made diffraction grating was made around 1785 by Philadelphia inventor David Rittenhouse, who strung hairs between two finely threaded screws. This was similar to notable German physicist Joseph von Fraunhofer's wire diffraction grating in 1821.Diffraction can create ""rainbow"" colors when illuminated by a wide spectrum (e.g., continuous) light source. The sparkling effects from the closely spaced narrow tracks on optical storage disks such as CD's or DVDs are an example, while the similar rainbow effects caused by thin layers of oil (or gasoline, etc.) on water are not caused by a grating, but rather by interference effects in reflections from the closely spaced transmissive layers (see Examples, below). A grating has parallel lines, while a CD has a spiral of finely-spaced data tracks. Diffraction colors also appear when one looks at a bright point source through a translucent fine-pitch umbrella-fabric covering. Decorative patterned plastic films based on reflective grating patches are very inexpensive, and are commonplace.