'Internal reflection' diaporamas de présentation

Anisotropic negative refractive index material (NRM) S. T. Chui Bartol Research Institute University of Delaware

Anisotropic negative refractive index material (NRM) S. T. Chui Bartol Research Institute University of Delaware. Outline:. Left handed material, existing material Magnetic composites: a kind of anisotropic NRM Inverse total internal reflection.

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CpE 242 Computer Architecture and Engineering Interconnection Networks

CpE 242 Computer Architecture and Engineering Interconnection Networks. Memory. Processor. Recap: Advantages of Buses. Versatility: New devices can be added easily Peripherals can be moved between computer systems that use the same bus standard Low Cost:

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Place a rectangular glass block on a sheet of paper and draw around it.

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30. Reflection & Refraction

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Band width

Band width. Wavelength. Information carrying capacity of optical fiber. Refractive Index. The ratio of velocity of light in vacuum to velocity of Light in other transmission medium. Wavelength. The distance between crests of electromagnetic waveform measured in nm.

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REFLECTION

REFLECTION. REFLECTION. REFLECTION. Normal Line. A reference line perpendicular to the interface where two mediums meet. Normal line. air. water. Incident Ray & Reflected Ray. Incident ray is the incoming light ray Reflected ray bounces back from a boundary . Normal line.

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L 30 Light and Optics - 2

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Hollow Waveguides

Hollow Waveguides. ?? 100 F84966119 ???. Outline. Introduction Basis of Hollow Waveguides Structures of Hollow Waveguides Metal-Tube Waveguides Plastic-Tube waveguides Hollow Glass Waveguides Hollow Waveguides with ODR Applications References. Introduction. Hollow Waveguides.

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total internal reflection

total internal reflection. critical angle. When light travels from an optically denser medium to a less dense medium, rays are bent away from the normal. The incident substance has a larger refractive index than the other substance. c. A little light is also reflected. ?. ?.

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Towards population inversion of electrically pumped Er ions sensitized by Si nanoclusters

2011-1 Special Topics in Optical Communications. Towards population inversion of electrically pumped Er ions sensitized by Si nanoclusters. O. Jambois , Optics Express, 2010. Jeong -Min Lee ( minlj@tera.yonsei.ac.kr ) High-Speed Circuits and Systems LAB.

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Chapter 17 Reflection and Refraction

Chapter 17 Reflection and Refraction. Objectives. 17.1 Explain the law of reflection 17.1 Distinguish between diffuse and specular reflection 17.1 Calculate the index of refraction in a medium. Objectives. 17.2 Explain total internal reflection 17.2 Define the critical angle

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High-Speed Interconnect Technology

High-Speed Interconnect Technology. Optical fiber. 0540642 Park-Chang-Hyun. What is optical fiber?. An optical fiber is a thin, flexible, transparent fiber that acts as a waveguide, or "light pipe," to transmit light between the two ends of the fiber.

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Refraction

Refraction. Lesson 4. Objective. You will be able to qualitatively and quantitatively describe the behavior of waves as the pass from one medium to another. Definition.

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AcaDec

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refraction

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What are endoscopes used for?

What are endoscopes used for?. TOTAL INTERNAL REFLECTION. TIR occurs in optical fibres , these are used in endoscopes. Inside Glass. Optical fibres are made of pure glass They are flexible Light is reflected when it strikes the inside surface of the fibre.

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11.3 Optical Phenomena in Nature

11.3 Optical Phenomena in Nature. Learning about different optical phenomena in nature. You will be successful if you can present your optical phenomena in nature to your classmates. Today you will be . SUCCESS CRITERIA . Helpful points to include in your presentation ... What is it?

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What is Total Internal Reflection?

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b)Limiting angle (critical angle)

(-I-) a) medium 1 is the more refractive medium because the refracted ray deviated away from the normal . OR. b)Limiting angle (critical angle). d) = , then the incident ray is reflected. ( Total internal reflection ) .

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