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I INTRODUCTIONSINGLE SLIT DIFFRACTION: We will study the Fraunhofer diffraction pattern produced by a slit of width ‘a’. You will also understand the relation between the shape of the diffraction pattern and that of the slit arrangement that creates it. To obtain constructive interference for a double slit, the path length difference must be an integral multiple of the wavelength, or Single and Double Slit Comparison. A plane ment you will study diffraction patterns for single slit and double slit arrangements. Photo of diffraction with Helium Neon laser. Fraunhofer diffraction At first glance, we observe a qualitative difference between the single-slit pattern and the other two: Diffraction at a single slit leads to a structureless, broad signal while the double and triple-slit patterns exhibit a sub-structure. Record the data (d, a) for that pair. The purple line with peaks of the same height are from the interference of the waves from two slits; the blue line with one big hump in the middle is the diffraction of waves from within one slit; and the thick red line is the product of the two, which is the pattern observed on the screen Fraunhofer diffraction, diffraction by single slit, double-slit diffractionThe secondary maxima of the single-slit diffraction do not quit fall at the midpoint between zeros. Figureis a key to the glass plate. The three numbers for each slit or set of slits are, from top to Single and Double Slit Comparison. Index. Index. The resulting intensity variation is measured by a photo cell whose outputs is read off a current measurement. •Set the widths of the slits as a, the incidence, and a glass plate containing a variety of single and multiple slits. The sound waves have Realistic Double-Slit Diffraction •Okay, now let’s return to the double slit situation, and take into account that the widths of the slits are finite. Photo of diffraction with Helium Neon laser. B. Align the slits so that the laser light shines on directly on one of the slit pairs. Figure shows a single slit Also, let us learn what happens in a single slit diffraction experiment. We can observe single slit diffraction when light passes through a single slit whose width (w) is on the Light from a He-Ne Laser source is diffracted by single and double slits. B. Align the slits so that the laser light Duffy_EP__ch25_vAnswer to Essential Question A big difference between the sound waves and the light waves is the wavelength. Position the screen beyond the slits so that the diffracted laser light passes through the slits toward the screen. The sound waves have wavelengths that are on the order of a meter, while the wavelengths of the light waves are about six orders of magnitude smaller. The width of the doorway is comparable to the wavelength Realistic Double-Slit Diffraction •Okay, now let’s return to the double slit situation, and take into account that the widths of the slits are finite. Diffraction concepts. Fraunhofer diffraction In other words, the locations of the interference fringes are given by the equation d sin θ = m λ d sin θ = m λ, the same as when we considered the slits to be point sources, but the Fraunhofer diffraction, diffraction by single slit, double-slit diffraction𝐸𝑝= − @ 𝐸0 A 𝑖(𝑘 −𝜔) (1) Where r is the optical path length from the interval ds to the point P. the amplitude Light passing through a single slit forms a diffraction pattern somewhat different from those formed by double slits or diffraction gratings. •Set the widths of the slits as a, the space between them as d double slits are. Furthermore you will explore techniques in image analysis for quantitative evaluation of the phenomenon Duffy_EP__ch25_vAnswer to Essential Question A big difference between the sound waves and the light waves is the wavelength. Compare single slit diffraction patterns to double-slit patternsExamine someD diffraction patternsConstruct and calibrate a portable diffraction-grating double slits are. The maxima coincide with maxima of the sinc function, point satisfying 𝛽 @sin𝛽 𝛽 A= 𝛽cos𝛽−sin𝛽 𝛽2 =0 Example The difference between the paths is shown in the figure; simple trigonometry shows it to be d sin θ d sin θ, where d d is the distance between the slits. Position the screen beyond the slits so that the diffracted laser light passes through the slits toward the screen. This is what we expect based on Eq. and Fig Diffraction concepts. C. Dim the lights (darker is better) and try to observe the diffraction pattern FigureDiffraction from a double slit.