Briefly explain the diffraction of a circular aperture. Draw a
rough sketch showing a circular aperture...
Briefly explain the diffraction of a circular aperture. Draw a
rough sketch showing a circular aperture and the fringes on the
screen. What type of fringes do you expect? Is the central fringe
bright or dark?
Electrons pass through a 250-nm-diameter circular aperture,
forming a diffraction pattern on a detector 1.2 m behind the
aperture. What is the kinetic energy of the electrons if the width
of the central maximum is 0.37 mm?
Electrons pass through a 320-nm-diameter circular aperture,
forming a diffraction pattern on a detector 80 cm behind the
aperture. What is the kinetic energy of the electrons in eV if the
width of the central maximum is 0.26 mm?
1/ Explain how the aperture geometry
relates to the diffraction pattern.
2/ Predict how changing the wavelength
or aperture size affects the diffraction pattern.
Draw a labelled sketch showing how the eye works and which parts
of the eye see variations of contrast, color and detail (include
rods and cones in your sketch). What does the “blind spot” mean and
where is it in the eye? Does the eye see an upright or an inverted
image? How does the lens of the eye work? Is the lens static?
Problem 2. In diffraction experiments involving multiple
wavelengths of light passing through the same aperture, the higher
order maxima of one wavelength can coincide with a lower order
maxima of a longer wavelength. In the above diffraction experiment,
the 3rd maxima of 600 nm light is found to coincide with the 4th
maxima of a different wavelength of light. What is the other
wavelength?
sketch, label & discuss the lattice structure showing the
bonding & sketch band diagram. Show the Si chip connected to
D.C. voltage, indicate charge carriers, and show donor/acceptor
levels.
a. A Si doped with Ge( has 4 velectrons).