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Optical Instruments

The document discusses optical instruments and how they magnify images on the retina. It explains that the size of an image on the retina is proportional to the visual angle subtended by the object. Optical instruments artificially increase this visual angle. It then defines magnifying power as the factor by which an image on the retina can be enlarged using a microscope or telescope. The document provides formulas to calculate magnifying power for simple and compound microscopes.
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Optical Instruments

The document discusses optical instruments and how they magnify images on the retina. It explains that the size of an image on the retina is proportional to the visual angle subtended by the object. Optical instruments artificially increase this visual angle. It then defines magnifying power as the factor by which an image on the retina can be enlarged using a microscope or telescope. The document provides formulas to calculate magnifying power for simple and compound microscopes.
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CLASS 12 PHYSICS
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by which the

retina
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enlarged by
using the
Microscope or
telescope .

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Microscope Microscope
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angle by Object

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A
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Compound Microscope
A
compound microscope is an
optical device
used to see
magnified images of tiny objects .

NOTE : can
produce magnification of the
order of 1000 .

⑪ Consist of two
converging lenses

-
Objective
eyepiece
->

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aperture and smaller

focal length those of the


than
eyepiece
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Telescope :
A
telescope is an
optical device enables
us to see distance objects clearly .

Telescope
/
Refracting ↳>
Reflecting

Astronomical telescope :
It is a
refracting type telescope used to see

heavenly bodies like stars , planets ,


satellite etc .

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: convex ->
lengthhe
Large aperture .

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focal lenghthe
small aperture
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angle by image
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angle by
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images
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optical
u
=
system
nat
.

Chromatic Aberrations : The of object formed


image an

by a lens is usually coloured and blurred This .

defect of image is called chromatic aberration .

Note : focal length of a lens is different for different colours .

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(u
1)( Ed
-
=
-

spherical aberration : The


inability of the lens to

form a point image of an axial point object is called

spherical aberration .

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