Class 12th - Diffraction | Wave Optics | Tutorials Point

Wave Optics - Diffraction
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Lecture By: Mr. Pradeep Kshetrapal, Tutorials Point India Private Limited.

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As diffraction means spreading of light in shady areas then why we meet light rays coming from opening AB at point P on the screen

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The diffraction pattern is focussed by a convex lend placed between the slit and screen.
Maybe sir forgot to draw the lens

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Because there is no interference occur and diffraction is impossible without interference😧

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1 and 2, 2 and 3, 3 and 4 and so on they have a path difference of 1/100 of the wavelength .. and this should be in the range of the wavelength itself .. moreover number of such pairs are also higher than the ones causing destructive superpositioning .. still, we see a dark spot?

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If u think in such a way then explanation would be 1 plus 2 and 3 plus 4 will be cancelled out with 98 plus 99 and 99 plus 100....
Both ways it's the same.

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Sir why we took path difference between A and B is ,lambda?

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There are infinite points between the A and B but you are taking just those of which path difference is l/2

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Why the both theta is Same?

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Locus of points oscillating in the same phase difference or surfaces of constant phase

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Why the path difference should be lambda

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It is the difference b/w the wavelengths (path length) of each wave so we chooses lambda as distance of them

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Sir so the calculation in interference fringes was wrong ?

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As diffraction means spreading of light in shady areas then why we meet light rays coming from opening AB at point P on screen

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Because there no interference occur and without interference diffraction is impossible😧

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As diffraction means spreading of light in shady areas then why we meet light rays coming from opening AB at point P on the screen