'Parallel light' diaporamas de présentation

Lecture #7

Lecture #7. What makes a good eye? Part I. Resolution Land and Nilsson first half of chapter 3 2 /14/13. Two key features of an eye. Resolution (today) Precision with which eye can resolve or distinguish a spatial image Sensitivity (next time) How much light can be detected by the eye.

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Basic Optics

Lynn Lawrence, CPOT, ABOC. Basic Optics. Disclaimer. Please prepare for certification testing with materials from the organization in which you want your certification granted i.e.: AOA JCAHPO ABO NCLE OT. Lacrimal gland. Superior punctum. Superior canaliculus. Lacrimal sac.

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Introduction to Light and Electron Microscopy

Introduction to Light and Electron Microscopy. Introduction to Optics Part I James Bouwer. NEU 259. Spring 2007. Some Length Scales:. 1mm = 1m / 1000 millimeter 1 ?m = 1mm / 1000 micron 1 nm = 1 ?m / 1000 nanometer ~10 atoms. Nature of Light:. Particle Nature:

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Physiological optics 6 th lecture

Dr. Mohammad Shehadeh. Physiological optics 6 th lecture. Refraction: is the change in direction of light when it passes from one transparent medium into another of different optical density. The incident ray, the refracted ray and the normal all lie in the same plane.

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Design Realization lecture 27

Design Realization lecture 27. John Canny 12/2/03. Last time. Lenses reviewed: convex spherical lenses. Ray diagrams. Real and virtual images. More on lenses. Concave and aspheric lenses. Fresnel optics: Lenses. This time. More Fresnel optics: Lenticular arrays/diffusers Prisms

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Reflection of Light

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Reflection Ch. 17

Reflection Ch. 17. GPS Standards:. Students will analyze the properties and applications of waves. Explain the processes that result in the production and energy transfer of electromagnetic waves.

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