1. When a ray of light incident on medium or
object light is reflected this phenomenon is
called as reflection of light.
2.
Angle of incidence is equal to the angle of reflection.
Incident ray, reflected ray and normal drawn to
point of incidence and reflection are lies in the same
plane.
LAWS OF
REFLECTION
3.
Optically formed duplicate of an object is called as
an image.
PROPERTIES OF IMAGE
Virtual and erect
Equal size of the object
IMAGE
5.
Mirrors whose reflecting surface is spherical are
called as spherical mirrors.
Two types
Concave mirror – the mirror whose reflecting surface
is curved inwards.
Convex mirror – the mirrors whose reflecting surface
is curved outwards.
SPHERICAL MIRRORS
7.
Pole
Centre of curvature
Radius of curvature
Focal length
Principal axis
Normal
Angle of incidence
Angle of reflection
Aperture
8.
Position of the
object
Position of image Size of the image Nature of the
image
At infinity At the focus F Highly
diminished
Real and inverted
Beyond C Between F and C diminished Real and inverted
At C At C Same size Real and inverted
Between C and F Beyond C enlarged Real and inverted
At F At infinity Highly enlarged Real and inverted
Between P and F Behind the mirror enlarged virtual and erect
How Change in the position of object affects to
the position size and nature of the image.
9.
Ray parallel to the principal axis after reflection pass
through the F (fig. 10.3 a)
Appear to diverge from the principal focus .(10.3 b)
Any two rays considered for the location of
image in concave and convex mirror
10.
Ray passing through principal focus after
reflection emerge parallel to the principal
axis.(fig. a)
A ray directed towards the principal focus after
reflection emerge parallel to the principal axis.
(fig. b)
11.
Ray passing through the centre of curvature
after reflection is reflected back in same
direction.
Ray directed in the direction of centre of
curvature after reflection is reflected back in
same direction.
(the light rays come back along the same path
because the incident rays fall on the mirror
along the normal to the reflecting surface )
16.
POSITION OF
OBJECT
POSITION OF
IMAGE
SIZE OF IMAGE NATURE OF
IMAGE
AT INFINITY AT THE FOCUS
BEHIND THE
MIRROR
HIGHLY
DMINISHED
VIRTUAL AND
ERECT
BETWEEN
INFINITY AND
THE POLE OF
THE MIRROR
BETWEEN P AND
F BEHIND THE
MIRROR
DIMINISHED VIRTUAL AND
ERECT
HOW CHANGE IN POSITION OF
OBJECT AFFECTS POSITION SIZE AND
NATURE
20.
In first case if we extend the reflected rays they meet
at one point behind the mirror and to us this what
the top of the image appears to be. And here the light
rays appears to be diverging. But in reality no light
rays behind the mirror.
perception we have that light rays are coming from
the point behind.
Image appears to be formed in a position somewhere
behind the mirror.
21.
In second case replace plane mirror by concave
mirror and incident same rays of light and after
reflection each ray is travelling in a certain direction.
The light rays are converging and meet at one point
and top of the image appears to be at this point.
The image formed in front of the mirror.
22.
THE SIGN CONVENTION USED FOR
SPHERICAL MIRROR ARE CALLED NEW
CARTESIAN SIGN CONVENION.
POLE AS ORIGIN
PRINCIPAL AXIS AS X AXIS
SIGN CONVENTION FOR REFLECTION BY
SPHERICAL MIRROR
23.
Object is always placed to the left of the mirror this
implies that the light from the object falls on the
mirror from the left hand side.
All distances parallel measured to the right of the
origin (along +x axis) are taken as positive while
those measured to the left of the origin are –ve.
Distances measured along +y axis are taken as +ve.
Distances measured along -y axis are taken as -ve.
CONVENTIONS ARE AS FOLLOWS
26.
Magnification is the increase (or decrease) in size of
an image produced by an optical system compared
to the true size. The most commonly considered
form of magnification is linear.
m = height of the image (h^)
height of the object (h)
MAGNIFICATION
27.
U is positive because object is placed above the principal
axis.
Height of image is +ve for virtual image.
-ve for real image.
-ve magnification value indicates image is real and +ve
image is virtual.
m=- V
U
28.
A convex mirror used for rear-view on an
automobile has a radius of curvature of 3.00 m. If a
bus is located at 5.00 m from this mirror, find the
position, nature and size of the image.
PROBLEM
29.
THE CHANGE OF THE DIRECTION OF
PROPAGATION OF LIGHT FROM ONE MEDIUM
TO ANOTHER MEDIUM THIS PHENOMENON IS
CALLED AS REFRACTION OF LIGHT.
Why emergent ray is parallel to the incident ray?
REFRACTION OF LIGHT
31.
Incident ray refracted ray and normal to the interface of
two transparent media at the point of incidence All lie in
the same plane.
Ratio of sine of angle of incidence and sine of angle of
refraction is constant. For the light of given colour and
given pair of media.
sin i/sinr =constant
Laws of refraction of light
32.
The ratio of speed of light in one medium to the speed of
light in another medium is called refractive index.
speed of light in vacuum is more as compared to air glass
and water.
ABSOLUTE REFRACTIVE INDEX?
EXPLAIN OPTICALLY DENSER MEDIUM MAY
NOT POSSES GREATER MASS?
HOW BENDING DEPEND ON MEDIUM
REFRACTIVE INDEX
34.
LENSES it have two focal points
a transparent material bound by two surfaces of which
one or both surfaces are spherical forms a lens.
Double convex lens or converging lenses – lens may
have two spherical surfaces bulging outwards (thicker
at middle of the lens as compare to the edges)
REFRACTION BY SPHERICAL
LENSES
35.
Double concave lenses or diverging lenses – lenses bounded
by two spherical surfaces and curved inwards
have two centre of curvature c1 and c2
And imaginary straight line passing through the two
centre of curvature of lens is called principal axis.
Central point of a lens is optical centre.
Effective diameter of the circular outline of a spherical lens
is called its aperture.
