1. Refraction is the bending of light when passing from one medium to another. It occurs because the speed of light changes depending on the medium.
2. Convex lenses are thicker in the middle and cause light rays to converge, resulting in a real, inverted, and magnified image. Concave lenses are thinner in the middle and cause light rays to diverge, resulting in a virtual, upright, and minified image.
3. The focal length of a lens is the distance between the focal point and the center of the lens. Lens properties like image type, orientation, size, and position depend on the location of the object relative to the focal points and center of the lens.
7. Allah berfirman di dalam Al
Qur’an : 24 ayat 39
Yang artinya :
Dan orang-orang yang kafir amalan-
amalan mereka laksana fatamorgana di
tanah yang datar yang disangka air oleh
orang yang dahaga, tapi bila didatanginya
air itu dia tidak mendapatinya sesuatu
apapun.
8. Refraction
Is The change direction or bending of
light at the inter face between two
transparent media.
It occur when the speed of light
changes
Look at the picture below !
9. Incident ray normal line
i
r
i = incident
•refracted ray angle is the angle between the
incidence ray and normal to the surface at the
incidence
• r = refracted angle is the angle between
the refracted and the same normal
10. Refraction is caused by :
The ray change speed.
normal
Incidence ray
air
Glass
refracted ray
14. Note
The rays enter more optically dense medium where they
travel more slowly, the refracted rays bend toward the normal.
The angle of refraction is smaller than the angle of incidence
The rays passes from more optically dense medium
where they travel more quickly, the refracted rays bend away
from the normal.
The angle of refraction is bigger than the angle of incidence
15. Refraction is caused by :
The ray change speed.
The ratio of speed c of light in vacuum to the speed v of light
in medium is defined index of refraction (n)
C. vacuum
n = ------------
V. Medium
16. Table INDEX OF REFRACTION
Substance index of refraction
Gases
Air 1.000293
Carbon dioxide 1.00045
Liquids
Water 1.333
Ethyl alcohol 1.361
Solids
Ice 1.309
glass 1.6 – 1.9
Diamond 2.419
17. Resume
1. If rays enter to more optically dense medium
the refracted rays bend toward the normal
2. If rays exit from more optically dense medium
the refracted rays bend backward the normal
Look at the figure !
23. Total internal reflection
This phenomena can use to explain (light
propagating) fatamorgana
(light propagating) fatamorgana become
light exit from dense medium
(light propagating) fatamorgana become if
incidence angle more than critical angle
Critical angle is incidence angle that have
refracted angle of 90o
24. Inter face
Dense Medium
Ik
Total internal
reflection of light
Source light
Ik = critical angle is incidence angle that have refracted
angle of 90o
25.
26. Like surface
of water
Air more dense
Surface of road
27. LENSES
Convex lenses (Magnifying
Lenses)
A glass which makes thing look bigger is use full in many
ways. Watch makers, scientists and people who cannot see
near
It is thicker in the middle than at the edges.
It can used to collect the rays of the sun on the spot,
and in this way burn a hole in piece of paper.
The spot where the sun’s ray collect is known focal
point.
The distance between the focal point and the lenses is
called focal length.
Lenses of different thickness have different focal length
28. LENSES
Concave lenses
It is thinner in the middle than
at the edges.
Parallel light rays which are
passing trough a concave lens
bend towards each other
(diverging.
In another word it is known
diverging lens.
34. Part of Convex lens
R1
Sumbu utama
x x x x
M 1 F1 O F2 M 2
R2
F1 dan F2 = Focal point
M1 dan M2 = Center of curve
O = center optic
R1 dan R2 = Radius of curve
35. Room of lens
II I IV
Sumbu utama
x x x x
M 1 F1 O F2 M 2
4 1 2 3