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2. An optical device is any technology that uses light.An optical device can
be as simple as a mirror, or as complex as the Hubble SpaceTelescope.
Microscopes
Hans and Zacharias Jansen of the Netherlands first built a microscope in about
1595.
The first microscopes might have been very simple in design, but they led to
incredible discoveries.
Up until then, people had no idea there were organisms so small you couldn’t
see them.
The invention of the microscope led to a whole new branch of science:
microbiology.
Microbiology is the study of micro-organisms.
All microscopes allow you to see great detail by combining the power of at
least two lenses.
Microscope designs have improved greatly, but they all use the same basic
principle.
3. Telescopes
Even though people used single lenses to get a slightly closer look at
the stars, it was the invention of the telescope that revolutionized
astronomy.
The first telescope was made in the Netherlands in the late 17th
century.
Telescopes both magnify and collect light.
Types ofTelescopes
▪ RefractingTelescopes
▪ Refracting telescopes have two lenses, one on each end of a long tube.
▪ The larger lens is the objective lens that gathers light and focuses the rays toward the
eyepiece, which in turn allows you to see the object larger than it appears with the unaided
eye.
▪ ReflectingTelescopes
▪ Reflecting telescopes use a large circular mirror that curves inward.
▪ This curved surface gathers light extremely well. Another mirror inside the telescope directs
light to the eyepiece, which leads to your eye.
4. Binoculars
They are simply two short refracting telescopes
fixed together.
Binoculars are not as powerful as telescopes but
they are much more convenient.
Light Interactions
Light tends to travel straight, but will bounce and
bend predictably when it strikes various
substances.
5. Light travels in straight lines
Light can be reflected.
Light can bend.
Light is a form of energy.
Light can be refracted.
6. Ray Diagrams
Scientists use ray diagrams to show how light travels.
The light travelling from a source is shown as straight lines
called rays.
Each ray ends with an arrow to indicate the direction of travel.
Ray diagrams are useful because they can illustrate how light
behaves in different situations.
Ray diagrams can help explain why the brightness, or
intensity, of a light changes with distance.
Ray diagrams also help explain shadows.
If light hits an object, it can’t go any farther.
*Light rays travel away from a light source in every direction.
7. Light Interacts with Materials
When light strikes objects, it behaves in different ways
depending on the type of material each object is made of.
Transparent materials, such as glass or clear plastic, can
transmit light, meaning light travels straight through them.
Translucent materials allow some, but not all, light to pass
through.
Opaque materials do not allow any light to pass through them.
▪ They absorb or reflect the light that hits them.
Pencils and other opaque objects are non-luminous, meaning
they don’t produce light.
A light source is luminous; it produces light.
8. Types Of Reflection
Regular reflection occurs when light rays hit a
smooth surface.
▪ Regular reflection produces a clear image but your eyes
must be in the direct path of the reflected rays in order
to see the reflected image.
When light rays strike a rough or uneven
surface, diffuse reflection occurs.
9. A smooth surface allows all of the incident (incoming) rays to bounce off as
a parallel beam, giving a regular reflection.
When a ray of light hits a plane mirror at an angle, it bounces off the mirror
surface at exactly the same angle. If you use straight lines to represent the
mirror and rays in a drawing as in Figure 2, a line perpendicular to the
mirror at the point of reflection is called the normal.The angle between the
incident ray and the normal is the angle of incidence.The angle between
the reflected ray and the normal is the angle of reflection.According to the
law of reflection, the angle of incidence is equal to the angle of reflection.
10. Concave Mirrors
A concave mirror has a surface that curves inward like a bowl.
However, when parallel light rays approach a curved surface and
strike at different points on the curve, each ray will reflect at a
slightly different direction.
▪ These rays all head to a common point, called the focal point.
As you can see from Figure 1, concave mirrors are good at
collecting light and bringing it to a single point.
11. Concave Mirror Images.
The image formed by a
concave mirror depends on
how far the object is from the
focal point of the mirror.
If the object is far away from
the focal point, the reflected
rays form an upside-down
image.
The closer the object gets to
the focal point, the larger the
image becomes.
If the object is between the
focal point and the
mirror, the image becomes
upright object and enlarged.
12. Convex mirrors
A mirror with a surface curved outward is called a
convex mirror.
As you might expect, it does the opposite of a
concave mirror.
▪ It spreads out the light rays.
If you look in a convex mirror, it appears as if the
image is originating from a smaller point behind
the mirror.
13. Light bends when it leaves water.
When a light ray strikes a boundary where
two different substances meet (often referred
to as the interface) at an angle, it will change
direction.
14. How Light Refracts
When light travels at an angle from one
medium (substance) to another, it bends
or refracts.
Refraction is based on the speed of light.
What happens when light suddenly slows
down as it hits a medium?
▪ If it strikes a medium of different density at
an angle, it refracts.
How does this happen?
▪ Imagine light travelling like the line of
skaters in Figure 1. Initially, they are all
travelling at the same speed. In front of
skaters C, D, and E, lies a patch of rough ice
that will cause them to slow down. If the rest
of the skaters continue to skate at the
original speed, the result is a bend in the
line.The same thing happens with light.
When part of a beam of light slows down
and the rest keeps going, the beam of light
will bend.
15. Refraction In a Different Media
Light bends when it hits a new medium at an
angle.
The denser the new medium, the more the light
slows down, and so the more it refracts.
16. A lens is a piece of curved glass or other
transparent material.
Concave Lenses
A concave lens is thinner in the centre than at the
edges.
As parallel rays pass through a concave lens, they are
refracted away from the centre of the lens.
17. Convex Lenses
A convex lens curves outward and is thicker in the
middle than at the edges.
As parallel light rays travel through a convex
lens, they are refracted toward the centre of the
lens.
▪ So as light passes through a convex lens, the rays move
toward each other.
The light rays cross at the focal point of the lens.
18. Image Formation with
a Convex Lens
If the object is farther
away than the focal
point of the lens, as in
diagramsA and B, the
image appears upside
down and smaller or
bigger.
In diagram C, the image
will appear upright and
bigger, and forms on the
same side of the lens as
the object.