Proving Young's Double Slit Interference Equation - IB Physics
HTML-код
- Опубликовано: 12 июл 2024
- Lecture on using the double slit equation to solve problems here: • Solving Problems with ...
I give a derivation of Young's double slit formula. The double slit formula is used to find the pattern that the interference of two light waves create when they pass through double slits in a diffraction grating.
Young's double slit formula connects the distance between two slits in a diffraction grating, the distance from the diffraction grating to the wall, the distance between points of maximum constructive interference, and the wavelength of light.
0:00 What the Equation is Predicting
1:33 Path Difference, and Constructive and Destructive Interference
5:26 Drawings of Double Slit Experiments are Exaggerated
5:40 The Visual Pattern of Constructive and Destructive Interference
6:01 Proving the Equation
your videos are the most concise and understandable physics tutorials I've ever seen, your channel deserves so much more attention😭😭
Aw thank you! Any way you can spread the word to other students would be much appreciated!
@@AndyMasley def will do this channel is amazing!!!
oh my god literally the best explanation on youtube. thanks mate
Amazingly explained, makes so much more sense now
My IB physics teacher couldn't prove this equation 😅, now I understand it completely. Thanks a lot!
Awesome! Thank you for your great lecture!
Thanks Andy. Nice video!
The way you explain each topic, that's amazing! Your videos help me a lot as a Facilitator. Keep up the good work brother!
hello sir this is azzahra
@@mons9974 Hello Azzahra. Good to see you here Mamoni ♥️ This is the best channel you'll find to learn Physics SL. Happy learning!
@@sajidmahmudchoudhury250 thank you sir!
Thank u too much..I am too much happy with ur explaination ..
Oh I just love with this explanation..Your videos are just wow...!Seriously saying..the best explanation ever..! Is there anyone like me seeing it in 2024.?
Yessir! This guy is an angel for us
Yes bro tomorrow is my physics exam and this is just so helpful
@@keithwong6783 you can say sis..It's better.And it's really helpful..!
Sharing this to all my friends!!!
Very helpful thanks
Thanks bro... ❤️
Thanks a lot, saved my live, double slit was about to kill me
what programm did you use to make these videos?
Cool!
For the double slit diffraction equation at the end, the IB formula booklet doesn't include the constant 'n', but yours does. Could you please clarify that? Thanks
your equation assumes that you're looking for the difference from one bright spot to the next possible bright spot. (e.g the distance from the center to the next brightest spot). This would be when n = 1.
But what if you wanted to find the difference from the center to the *2nd* next brightest spot? Well then you would times it by 2. In essence, n = 2.
So basically his equation considers that you might want to measure across multiple bright spots instead of one (like your equation assumes).
God, Still love u Andy
The video recorder and the light source are using the same electricity power source probably.
Thus the light source and recorder are sharing a same informationcommunication channel (the electricity source).
Try to use a charged battery powered recorder, this cuts off the information communication channel between the light source and video recorder.
Better still, if the light source are also using its own charged self powered different battery source.
Why cant we use this equation for diffraction gratings ??
Diffraction gratings have more than 2 slits which can add complexity to where the maxima appear.
It was an informative lecture but just lost me at the end when the angles came, I did not get the proper concept or reasons for them. I hope someone could explain in little detail or maybe you could make a video on it again.
everybody skips the geometry part😒😢
If u zoom in and assumed the blue line is also parallel with them, it may become clear