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Plano-concave optical resonator

Science · Plano-concave optical resonator · Middle School and High School
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About this simulation

Geometrical optics with the original ray-tracing model. Drag optical elements or adjust the selected element. Focal lengths use scene coordinates; brightness and detector power are relative source units. Wave interference, diffraction-limited resolution and real eye physiology are not simulated.

What students can explore

  • Inspect the ray paths and image formation of this specific optical arrangement.

Learning objectives

  1. 1Inspect the ray paths and image formation of this specific optical arrangement.

Questions teachers ask

What does this model represent?

Geometrical optics with the original ray-tracing model. Drag optical elements or adjust the selected element. Focal lengths use scene coordinates; brightness and detector power are relative source units. Wave interference, diffraction-limited resolution and real eye physiology are not simulated.

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