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Ray Optics: Reflection and Refraction
10.1
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Rays
• Representation of the path that light follows
• Represent beams of light that are composed of millions of light photons traveling together
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Reflection
• When a light ray strikes the surface of a material and some of the light bounces off the surface
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Reflection
• Normal line– Perpendicular to the surface at the point of
reflection
• Angle of incidence– The angle between the incoming light ray and
the normal line
• Angle of reflection– The angle between the normal line and the
reflected ray.
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Reflection
• The angle of incidence is always equal to the angle of reflection
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Reflection
• Flat mirrors– Plane mirrors– Produces an image that is reversed and
appears to be located the same distance behind the mirror as the object is in front of the mirror
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Reflection
• Spherical mirrors– Convex
• Outside surface (back) of a spoon
– Concave• Inside surface (front) of a spoon
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Reflection
• Focal Point of a Flat Mirror– The point in front of the mirror at which the
reflected rays all meet
• Spherical mirrors or lenses do not have exact focal points.– Focal point of a concave mirror is in front of
the mirror– Focal point of a convex mirror is behind the
mirror
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Reflection
• Real image– Formed by a mirror or lens when light rays
from the object converge. It can be seen by placing a screen or piece of paper at the point at which the light from the object converges.
• Virtual image– Apparently causes light to diverge from a
mirror or lens. It cannot be seen on a screen or piece of paper since no light actually converges at the image location.
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Refraction
• The change in direction of a wave or photon of light as it crosses a boundary into a different medium
• Index of refraction is the ratio of the speed of light in a vacuum to the speed of light in the material
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Total Internal Reflection
• When the angle of refraction is greater than 90º, a light ray is reflected.
• Optical fibers– Light stays in the fiber
because each interaction of the light bouncing off the side is reflected
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Lenses
• A carefully ground or molded piece of transparent material
• Convex lens—thicker at its center than at its edges (converging)
• Concave lens—thinner at its center than at its edges (diverging)