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Index of Refraction - CR39
N = 1.498
Index of Refraction - Polycarbonate
N = 1.586
Index of Refraction - Trivex
N = 1.53
Index of Refraction - Hi Index Plastic
N = 1.60
Index of Refraction - Crown Glass
N = 1.523
What is the speed of visible light in air?
186,000 m/s
2nd law of Refraction
LMN* less dense > more dense > toward normal
3rd law of Refraction
MLA^ more dense > less dense > away from normal
Wavelength - Red
660
Wavelength - Orange
610
Wavelength - Yellow
560
Wavelength - Green
510
Wavelength - Blue
460
Violet
400
What is Refraction?
The bending of light when it passes from one transparent material to another of a different optical density
Plus lenses
con VEX - Converge vergence / Increase Vergence
Minus Lenses
con CAVE - diverge vergence / decrease vergence
Formula to find focal length
Distance equals 1 divided by focal length
Formula to find the speed of light when refracted through a material
the speed of light in a material equals the speed of light in air (186,000) over the index (N)
SOLM = SOLA/N(index)
Dispersion
the breaking down of white light into its component colors
Abbé Value
Measurement of the ability of a material to disperse white light into its component colors
Higher the Abbé
:) ^ Abbé = v Dispersion
Lower the Abbé
:( v Abbé = ^ Dispersion
Emmetropic
without accommodation brings parallel light to a point focus
***no correction needed 20/20 vision
Ametropic
without accommodation DOES NOT bring light to a point focus ***correction needed
Myopia
Point focus in front of the retina
Hyperopia
Point focus behind the retina
Simple Hyperopic Astigmatism
pl, +
Simple Myopic Astigmatism
pl, -
Compound Hyperopic Astigmatism
+,+
Compound Myopic astigmatism
-,-
Mixed Astigmatism
+,-
Formula for Spherical Equivalent
SE = (cyl/½)-sph
Myopia
point focus in front of retina
Hyperopia
point focus behind the retina