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Point
Source x Image
γo γi
do di
γi
tan γo
2 do γ = d
Thus, = , i 2 tan -1 o tan
γo di di 2
tan
2
Since M = (do /di)-1, and tan α = α for small angles, then γi / γo = 1/M.
θ NA
0 0.0
10 0.174
20 0.342
30 0.500
45 0.707
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2.3
fd o d
di = , M= i = 1
do - f do do
-1
f
do /f M
1 infinity
1.2 5
1.4 2.5
1.6 1.67
2.0 1.0
3.0 0.5
4.0 0.33
1 1 1
2.4 f = 20 mm, + = ,
do di f
25 100
30 60
60 30
80 26.7
di (mm)
20
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2.5 f = 20 mm, D = 10 mm, λ = 0.8 µm, d = 2.44 λf /D = 3.9 µm
2 2
2.7 I/Io = e-2r /w , w = 1 mm
r (mm) I/Io
0 1.0
0.2 0.923
0.4 0.726
0.6 0.486
0.8 0.278
1.0 0.135
1.5 0.011
If R = 1 km,
w o = θ R = 0.000509 x 10 = 0.255 m
3
2 2
If R = 10 km,
w o = θ R = 0.000509 x 10 = 2.55 m
4
2 2
10
2.9 For glass n ~- 1.5
t = 30 ms
d = 7.05 x 107 m
(c) The two-way satellite delay is about half a second. This is noticeable. The
fiber delay is not noticeable.
2-10
sin θ t n1
=
n2
sin θ i
n1 12o n2
10o
Since θt > θi, then sin θt > sin θi and then we must have n1 > n2.
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2-11 sin θt = (n1/n2) sin θi = (1.46/1.48) sin θi = 0.986485 sin θi
n1 n2
θt
θi
θi θt
0 0
15 14.8
30 29.6
45 44.2
60 58.7
75 72.3
90 80.6
90
TRANSMITTED
ANGLE
0
0 30 60 90
INCIDENT ANGLE
n1 n2
θt
θi
12
θi θt
0 0
15 15.2
30 30.5
45 45.2
60 61.4
75 78.3
80 86.7
80.57 90
90
TRANSMITTED
ANGLE
0
0 30 60 90
INCIDENT ANGLE
13