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An introduction to the general features of waves, showing constructive and destructive interference. Newton’s rings are then used as an example of interference. Procedures are carefully and clearly shown...
Using the special facilities provided by television, illustrates what is meant by parallax and how it may be applied to measurements in the optics laboratory. Shows the use of the technique to locate the...
Introduces the various parts of an optical spectrometer: collimator, prism table and telescope. Discusses the use of each part, including ray diagrams of light passing through the instrument. Shows how...
Shows introductory material with the Newton’s rings programme and follows the same pattern. Here the fringes are produced by the interference of light in a wedge air film formed between two glass plates...
Explains the dual trace oscilloscope.
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