LENSES -causes parallel light rays to diverge (spread out) after refraction. Lenses-are transparent objects that are used to refract light to help form an Uses of a concave lens image. The concave lenses are used in correcting eyeglasses for nearsightedness (myopia). It is used in flashlights to spread out the beam of light to cover a wide area. It can also be used as a peephole on the door to your house or apartment to see a wide view outside the Door.
Uses of Concave MIRROR
Shaving mirrors Converging lens (Convex Lens)-Thicker in Ophthalmoscope the centre than at the edges Headlights of vehicles -causes parallel light rays to converge Dental mirrors (come together) to a single focus point after Solar furnace refraction.
A solar furnace is an optical system to
Uses of Convex LENS provide concentrated solar radiation. The Magnifying glasses concentrated energy of sunlight can be used Eyeglasses to: Cameras Microscopes -Simple heating of a material. Telescopes -Plastic or paint ageing experiments Projectors -Endothermic chemical reactions Uses of Convex MIRROR
The convex mirror is used as side-view
mirror on the passenger’s side of a car because it forms an erect and smaller image for the way behind the car.
The convex mirror is suitable for convenient
shops, and big supermarkets and any other corner for anti-thief purposes. It is used in turning off the road and parking.
Diverging lens (Concave Lens) Three Ray Rules to Locate Image
-To obtain this type of numerical information, it -Ray parallel to axis bends through the focus. is necessary to use the Lens Equation and the -Ray through the focus bends parallel to the Magnification Equation. axis. -Ray through the centre of the lens passes straight Through.
Characterizing the Image;Images are
characterized in the following way TYPE: Virtual or Real The Thin-Lens Equation Sign Convention ORIENTATION: Upright or Inverted -Distances: positive for real MAGNIFICATION: Reduced, Enlarged, -negative for virtual Same Size -Heights : positive above axis DIVERGING LENSES (concave lenses) -negative below axis
Concave Lens Ray Tracing
-Ray parallel to axis refracts as if it comes from the first focus. -Ray which lines up with the second focus refracts parallel to the axis. -Ray through the centre of the lens doesn’t bend.