Lecture

Diffraction Grating Resolution

Description

This lecture covers the resolution of a diffraction grating, focusing on determining the closest wavelength to a given one, based on the interference order and the desired resolution. It also explains the significance of a positive or negative resolution and provides a numerical example to illustrate the concept.

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