9.2 Lens Reflections and Coatings

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How does refractive index affect reflection?

higher the index, the more light reflected

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How does refractive index affect transmission?

higher the index, the less light transmitted

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What can reflected light cause?

ghost images

falsification of image position

haze + glare

loss of contrast

increased presence of lenses

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Why does a reflected image appear more blue?

index of refraction increases toward blue end of spectrum (shorter λ), therefore the reflected image contains more blue light

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Why does transmitted light appear more yellow?

index of refraction increases toward blue end of spectrum (shorter λ), therefore the reflected image contains more blue light and transmitted light has less blue and appears yellow

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How do segments affect reflections?

flat top or trifocals wearers may see ghost images + glare from seg top reflections

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How do we decreased seg reflections?

add absorptive coating to seg top

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How do we control reflections?

base curve

change pantoscopic tilt

change vertex distance

smaller lens size

AR coatings

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Where are AR coatings placed?

on both sides of lens

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What do AR coatings do?

decreased intensity of reflections and increase transmission

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How do AR coatings work?

via interference

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What is the amplitude condition for AR coating?

two reflective waves must be of equal amplitude

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When is amplitude condition for AR coating true?

when reflective factors are the same for each surface

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What material do we use for AR coating? Does this meet amplitude condition?

use MgF2 , does not meet amplitude condition

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What is the path condition for AR coats?

two reflective waves must be 1/2λ out of phase

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What does the path condition for AR coat do?

determines the thickness of coating

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What λ do we use for path condition for AR coat? why?

555nm for max visibility

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Best thickness for an AR coating is what?

optical thickness (any odd multiple of it)

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What does a single AR coat look like?

appears purple

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What does a single AR coat look like if it is too thin?

amber color

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What does a single AR coat look like if it is too thick?

pale blue color