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Two types
CONVEX CONCAVE
CONVEX LENS
Convex lens is thicker in the middle and thinner at the edges.
There are three types of convex lenses.
CONVEX LENS
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TERMS RELATED TO LENS
6) Second Focus: It is a point situated on the principal axis of the
lens such that a beam of light incident parallel to the principal
axis, after refraction from the lens, pass through it (convex lens)
or appear to be diverging from this point (concave lens).
PATH OF LIGHT
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FACTORS AFFECTING FOCAL LENGTH
Focal length of a lens depends on two factors.
i. Refractive index of material of lens relative to its surrounding
medium
ii. The radii of curvature of the two surfaces of lens.
(This formula is known as lens
makers formula) (Not in the
syllabus)
If the lens is placed in water instead of air, its focal length
increases.
A thick lens has less focal length than a thin lens.
If a part of the lens is covered,
Focal length remains unchanged
Intensity of the image decreases.
To locate the position of an image in a convex lens we use two
of the following rays of light
1 parallel to the principal axis emerging through focus
2 striking the centre of the lens passes straight through (if lens is thin)
3 through the focus emerging parallel to principal axis.
2F F F 2F
Images in Convex lens
2F F F 2F
u v
Image Use
Real, inverted & highly As a camera lens when object is
diminished very far, burning lens
Images in Convex lens
object
2F F F 2F
u v
Image Use
Real, inverted & diminished As a camera lens when object
is not very far
Images in Convex lens
object
F F 2F
2F f
u v
Image Use
Real, inverted & same size as In terrestrial telescope for erecting
object the image
Images in Convex lens
object
2F F F 2F
u v
Image Use
Real, inverted & magnified Cinema and slide projectors
Images in Convex lens
object
2F F F 2F
u
Image Use
At Infinity, inverted and In collimator of a spectrometer
highly magnified to obtain parallel beam
Images in Convex lens
object
2F F F 2F
u
Image Use
Virtual, magnified & upright As a reading glass
Concave lens 1. A ray which strikes the lens
travelling parallel to principal
To locate the position of an image in axis is refracted as if it came
a concave lens we use two of the from focus
following rays of light
3. A ray heading for
the focus on striking
the lens is refracted
parallel to principal
axis
F F 2F
2F
2F F F 2F
Image Use
Virtual, erect & diminished In Galilean telescope
Images in Concave lens
Image formed in concave lens when the object is placed
in front of lens
object
2F F F 2F
f
v
u
Image Use
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NOTES
In galilean telescope, objective is a convex
and eye piece is a concave lens. The image
we get is a erect one. It is generally has a
small field of view
In astronomical telescope, objective and eye
piece both are convex.
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ASSIGNMENT 1
1) Define a lens. How will you identify the nature of lens
without touching it.
Iris
Pupil
Optic nerve
Lens
Short-sight defect
falls short of
light from retina
distant object
Corrected
falls on
light from retina
distant object
with help of a
diverging
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(concave) lens
Long-sight defect
falls behind
light from retina
near object
Corrected
falls on
light from retina
near object
with help of a
converging (convex)
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lens
ASSIGNMENT 4
1) Identify the following uses under the category of concave lens and
convex lens.
a. Lens that enables our eyes to form a real and inverted image on retina.
b. Lens used in Galillean telescope
c. Lens used in camera
d. Lens used in microscopes
e. Lens used in terrestrial telescopes
f. Lens used in spectacles to cure short sightedness ( Myopia)
g. Lens used in spectacles to cure long sightedness (Hypermetropia).
2) State uses of concave and convex lenses. (three each)
3) Explain with ray diagram working of microscope. Write the formula
for its magnification?
4) Name the lens use for correcting short sightedness and the lens used
for correcting long sightedness?