Thursday, October 1, 2015
Explanation of the phenomenon of Newton's rings
Newton's Rings are used to measure the radii of curvature of surfaces, to measure the wavelength of light and the refractive index. In some cases (for example, when scanning images on the tapes or optical printing negative) Newton rings are undesirable. Newton's Rings - the phenomenon of interference. Light reflected from the inner and outer surface of the lens, and in places where the waves form a coherent light circles. The classic explanation yavleniyaUdovletvoritelno explain why the rings appear, Newton could not. I managed to Jung. Take a plane-convex lens with a small spherical curvatureenergy surface and place it on a glass plate, as mentioned above. Carefully looking at the flat surface of the lens (preferably with a magnifying glass), you will find in the place of contact between the lens and the wafer, and a dark spot around a set of small rainbow rings. Newton's rings are a special case of strips of equal thickness. They are formed in a thin layer of air between the two surfaces of the glass parts, one of which usually serves as the reference.
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