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what happens a the critical angle
Lights bends along the boundary
what happens when light is increased above critical angle
The light will reflect, this is called total it neral reflection
what 2 things must happen for total internal reflection
The light must travel from a higher optical density towards a lower optical density. Eg glass into air
The angle between the normal and the ray of light must be greater than the critical angle
what is total internal reflection used in
Optical fibers
describe how total internal reflection is used in optical fibers
Light is sent along a glass tube reflecting from the side of the tube until it reaches the end. This is very useful to sen information quickly over long distances
how do endoscope use total internal reflection
To investigate specific area of the body. Light is sent into the body through and optical fiber and reflected back along another optical fiber to a camera located outside the body
what do endoscope do
Investitage specific areas of the body in detail
And are less harmful as no ionising radation is used
what are ct scans used for
To investage the body.They use x-rays to generate more overall images of the body and are in 3d
what do ct scans do
They give a more overall picture but pose a higher risk due to the x-rays having ionising radation
list the features of a satellite
Uses microwaves
Faster wave speed(300 000 000m/s)
Larger distances-longer delay
Can communicate anywhere
list the features of an optical fiber
Uses infrared
Slower wave speed(200,000,000m/s)
Shorter distance=smaller delay
Needs a connection to enter the fiber
how do satellites send signals to eachother
Through a base station, satellites cannot send signals directly to eachother