����������� The final option for eliminating spherical aberration for a single lens is to aspherize the lens � the lens is hand-polished to cause various areas of the lens surfaces to have different curvatures.

Direction : The question has a paragraph followed by two statements, Statement-1 and Statement-2. Of the given four alternatives after the statements, choose the one that describes the statements.

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For problems involving multiple optical surfaces always solve unidirectionally, and calculate required values for the previous surface before going to the next surface.

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Principal Focus - It is the point on the principal axis of a mirror or lens to which parallel rays of light converge or from which they appear to diverge after reflection or refraction.

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Have you ever wondered how the rainbow is formed in the sky? The magic of this eye-pleasing phenomenon lies in the concepts of Optics. Optics is the part of physics which deals with the behaviour of light and how it travels. Without light it was not possible to gain knowledge about the world, imagine a world where there is no light, we could not see anything, then we will have only 4 senses and we would be only able to observe things around us by their touch, smell, the sound they produce and their taste. In our day to day life, we find many applications of optical physics, like the convex mirror is used in cars. The concave mirrors are used in focus lights and telescopes. Similarly, optical lenses are used for correcting eye focus defects like myopia and hypermetropia etc.

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����������� The distance along the optical axis over which the image is focused is called the longitudinal spherical aberration (figure 3).

Similarly, in video game design, the FOV rules out what is visible from the game world for players on their screens. Controlling the FOV adjusts the camera ...

General Concepts used in Geometrical Optics, Reflection of Light, Reflection from a Spherical Surface, Refraction of Light and Refractive index of Medium, Law of Refraction, Single Refraction from Plane Surface, Shift due to a Glass Slab, Refraction from Spherical Surface, Lens Theory, Total Internal Reflection, Refraction through Prism, Deviation, Optical Instruments

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����������� Spherical aberration occurs because marginal rays are deviated more than the paraxial rays.� Therefore, if we can reduce the deviation, we decrease the aberration.� If we look at deviation through a prism we see that minimum deviation occurs when the marginal rays hit the first surface at approximately the same angle at which they hit the second surface.� This same principle can be used with the lens: the image will undergo the least aberration if the marginal rays hit the first surface at the same angle which they strike the second surface.

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����������� If a screen is placed at the paraxial focus (the location at which the paraxial rays focus), the image will be spread above and below the optical axis.� The distance from the outer most ray ot the optical axis is called the transverse spherical aberration (figure 3).� There exists a point at which the transverse spherical aberration is the least, and this is called the circle of least confusion.

General Tip: While practising questions always write what quantities are given in the question and what you have to find.

You will then get introduced with the refraction of light through various types of media and shapes, like convex & concave lenses, glass prism and glass slab and liquids etc. Refraction is a phenomenon which occurs when a ray of light travels from one medium to another medium with or without bending. The ray will bend if the refractive indices of both the media will be different from each other and it enters the surface by making an angle with the normal. You must have heard this term ‘refractive index’ but what is the significance of this word?  So basically the speed of light in different media is different and the refractive index is the ratio of the light in two different media. And this difference arises because the wavelength of light changes in the different media. The nature of bending of light depends upon the shape of the media. For example, a convex lens converges the light whereas a concave lens diverges the light.

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Studying Optics in Physics. In Physics, students explored how thin lenses create real images by trying to focus light onto a screen. At first they ...

Let the plane be the boundary between two transparent media. Medium 1 in has a refractive index of and medium 2 with has a refractive index of . . A ray of light in medium 1 given by the vector is incident on the plane of separation. The angle of refraction in medium 2 is

High Power Objective Lens (40x). This is referred to as the high powered objective lens since it is ideal for observing the small details within a specimen ...

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A thin air film is formed by putting the convex surface of a plane-convex lens over a plane glass plate. With monochromatic light, this film gives an interference pattern due to light reflected from the top (convex) surface and the bottom (glass plate) surface of the film.

Optics involves a lot of new terminologies and formulas, and there is a very wide range of questions which can be asked from this chapter. It is very important for you to study topic wise and practising questions from the same pattern. It would be easy if you divide this chapter into 3 sections, First reflection from mirrors, Second refraction through the sphere, lenses, slabs and prism and Third Optical instruments. Initially, start with questions which are relevant to a particular section, then after practising a good number of question, try solving questions which involve mix concept. Take mock tests whenever you are confident over a section. Also, try to memorize formulas because many times you will get the direct questions which will involve a formula. Just like other chapters, here also you have to practice a lot to understand Optics better.

����������� The image can be improved by placing an aperture in the system to block the marginal rays.� However, placing an aperture in the system will cut out these rays, causing the image to be dimmer.

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A car is fitted with a convex side-view mirror of focal length 20 cm. A second car 2.8 m behind the first car is overtaking the first car at a relative speed of 15 m s-1. The speed of the image of the second car as seen in the mirror of the first one is

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Memorize formula after completely understanding the concept, otherwise, you will often get confused as to which formula works for which problem.

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����������� Mathematically, the spherical aberration is described by the term with dependence on r4.�� This means that the focal length has a dependence on the distance from the optical axis where the ray hits the lens (figures 1 and 2).�

Principle and method. OCT is a technology that uses the coherence of light to measure distance in the direction that light travels. Near-infrared light is shone ...

����������� A spherical aberration is considered positive (figure 1) if the marginal rays focus closer to the lens than the paraxial rays (a convex lens) or negative (figure 2) if the marginal rays focus further from the lens than the paraxial rays.

Optics is also a very important chapter for various entrance exams including boards. So it is very important to learn the concepts from this chapter to score well. While going through this chapter you will also get to know about various optical devices and their functionality, like Telescope, Binocular and Microscope.

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You can start with NCERT for theory as well as for questions, this will surely help you to build your concepts. After completing NCERT book, solve questions from NCERT Exemplar book and for more advanced level questions you could either follow Concepts of Physics by H.C. Verma or Understanding  Physics by DC Pandey.

����������� Spherical aberration creates a spreading of the light.� This causes the image to appear fuzzy, lacking sharpness and definition.

When you will further proceed in this chapter you will get to know about various optical instruments which use a combination of lenses, most basic optical instruments are simple microscope and telescope.

We discussed that without light we will not be able to see things but do you know that light is just a part of electromagnetic spectra which has wavelengths between 4000 and 7000 , meaning we can only see a limited amount of electromagnetic radiations. We can’t see X-rays, radio waves, gamma rays etc because their wavelengths are not receptive to human eyes. In this chapter, you will initially study the reflection of light from different types of mirrors like plane mirror, convex and concave mirror. In this chapter, you get introduced to new terminologies so let's understand a few of them which are very basic.

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