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Definition of Refraction Of Light? |
Bending of light in boundary of 2 transparent substances |
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Dispersion? |
Seperation of white light into rainbow colorsi |
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Index of Refraction (n) |
Amount a transparent medium reduces the speed of light |
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Critical Angle |
Angle of incidence that creates a 90 degree angle of refraction |
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TIR |
Total internal refraction |
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Total internal refraction |
Light rays are trapped in medium (no longer refracted) |
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Different types of TIR |
Diamonds Fibre optics Prisims Mirage |
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Converging (convex) lens |
Thicker in middle, thin on edges |
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Diverging (concave) lens |
Thicker on edges, thinner in middle |
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3 types of lense issues |
Aberation Chomatic Spherical |
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SALT for concave lens |
S: smaller A: upright L: inbetween lens and object T: virtual |
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Iris |
Colored part of eye, controls entering color |
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Pupil |
Black whole, where light enters |
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Sclera |
Whites of eyes, support eye |
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Lens of eye |
Converging lens |
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Cornea |
Transparent bulge over pupil, focus(refract) light into retina |
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Retina |
Internal membrane, converts light into electrical signals |
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Blind spot |
No rods or cones, other eye makes up for it |
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Optic nerve |
Transmits electrical impulses from retina to brain, takes inverted image and flips it |
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Rods |
Detects brightness, BandW, night vision |
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Cones |
Detect color(RGB), ganglion cells, detect movement/patterns |
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Hyperopia |
Far sighted, converging correction |
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Presbyopia |
Form of far-sightedness |
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Myopia |
Near-sightedness, diverging correction |
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Astigmatism |
Cannot focus object |
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Glaucoma |
Group of diseases, effect optic nerve pressure |
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Cataracts |
Clouding in lens due to lack of protein, cant see |
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What variable reps speed of light in vacuum? |
C |
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What variable reps speed of light in medium? |
V |