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Part 1: Optical Bench Measurements
- Adjust your setup until you have a focused image for the object distances
given on your data page.
- Measure si, and use so to compute f.
- Measure the image size and object size, and use these values to compute M.
- Compute M using measured values of si, and so, and
compare to the result of step 3.
- Record the orientation of the image.
- Compute an average value of your three focal length values, and record.
Part 2: Ray Diagrams
- Using the average focal length computed in step 6 above, draw accurate ray
diagrams for each of the three trials in Part 1. You need not use the
same scale for each part. Record your scale clearly on each diagram.
- From each ray diagram, determine actual values (using your scale) for si,
so, and both values of M (si/so and hi/ho
).
- Compare image distance values to those obtained in Part 1 with a percent
difference.
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