A beam of light (rays parallel to the optical axis) with diameter 10 cm is incident (from the left) on a lens with a focal length of 10 inches. With a second lens, of focal length 5 inches you can recreate a parallel beam of light going out on the right. (a) Sketch the setup, including dimensions, placement of the lenses, and some representative rays, (b) what will be the diameter of the exiting beam of light?
A beam of light (rays parallel to the optical axis) with diameter 10 cm is incident...
A laser beam of diameter d1 = 1.1 mm is directed along the optical axis of a thin lens of focal length +6.5 cm (see figure below). (a) How far from the lens will the beam be focused? (b) 1. A second positive lens is placed to the right of the first. Light emerges from the second lens in a parallel beam of diameter d2 = 3.8 mm. Thus the combination of lenses acts as a beam expander. Find the...
A beam of parallel light, 1.08mm in diameter passes through a lens with a focal length of 11.3cm. Another lens, this one of focal length 19.8cm, is located behind the first lens so that the light traveling out from it is again parallel. A. What is the distance between the two lenses? Answer given is 31.1cm B. How wide is the outgoing beam? Answer given is 1.89mm
A collimated beam of laser light is incident on a set of three lenses in air. The first lens is diverging (fi<0) while the second and third lenses are converging (f2>0, f;>0). The first and second lenses are separated by a distance d12, while the second and third lenses are separated by a distance d23. The system is designed to take the collimated beam of laser light expand it (lens 1), recollimate it (lens 2), and then focus it to...
Please answer all 10)(2p) A beam oflight that is parallel to the principal axis strikes a concave mirror. What happensto the reflected beam of light? Makeasketchof the rays! 11) (3p) An object is placed 9.5 cm in front of a convex (converging) lens with a focal length of 11) magnitude 24 cm. (a) Where the image is formed. How far is it from the lens? (b) What is the magnification produced by the lens? 1. (1.5p) Make a sketch of...
Two lenses are placed on an optical axis. The first lens is a has a focal length of fı = -9.0 cm and the second lens has a focal length of f2 = 16 cm. The two lenses are separated by 24 cm. A 4 cm tall object is placed 5 cm in front of the first lens. “In front of means it is not between the lenses. a) Draw a picture of the setup b) Find the image position...
Two lenses are placed on an optical axis. The first lens is a has a focal length of f1 = -9.0 cm and the second lens has a focal length of f2 = 16 cm. The two lenses are separated by 24 cm. A 4 cm tall object is placed 5 cm in front of the first lens. “In front of means it is not between the lenses. a) Draw a picture of the setup b) Find the image position...
Two lenses are placed on an optical axis. The first lens is a has a focal length of fi = -9,0 cm and the second lens has a focal length of f = 16 cm. The two lenses are separated by 24 cm. A 4 cm tall object is placed 5 cm in front of the first lens. "In front of means it is not between the lenses. a) Draw a picture of the setup b) Find the image position...
A ray of light comes in from infinity (i.e. parallel to the optical axis) and refracts through a converging thin lens. The ray of light will Turn away from the optical axis and appear to come from the focal point Turn away from the optical axis and appear to come from the center of curvature Turn toward the optical axis and pass through the focal point Turn toward the optical axis and pass through the center of curvature Turn toward...
An object is placed on the optical axis at a distance of 66.3 cm from lens 1 as shown in the diagram. The distance separating the two lenses is 22 cm. The focal length for the first lens is f_1 = 20 cm. In a series of lenses like this, the image produced by the first lens becomes the object for the second lens. What is the object distance p_2 which should be used in the lens equation for the...
A ray of light comes in from infinity (i.e. parallel to the optical axis) and refracts through a converging thin lens. The ray of light will o Turn away from the optical axis and appear to come from the focal point o Turn away from the optical axis and appear to come from the center of curvature o Turn toward the optical axis and pass through the focal point o Turn toward the optical axis and pass through the center...