Lecture

Light Sources: Imaging and Adjustment

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Description

This lecture covers the imaging and adjustment of different light sources, including white light, LED, laser, and halogen lamp. The instructor demonstrates how to create images of these sources on a detector, emphasizing the importance of proper alignment and polarizers to control intensity. Students learn how to measure the size of the sources and correct for errors in the setup, using techniques such as adjusting distances and using crossed polarizers to reduce light intensity.

Instructors (2)

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