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Formula Sheet 2022

1. Electromagnetic waves can be described by Maxwell's equations and have electric and magnetic field components that oscillate perpendicular to the direction of propagation. 2. Ray optics can be used to describe the reflection and refraction of light, such as through the mirror equation, Snell's law, and the relationship between focal length and radius of curvature. 3. Optical instruments like microscopes use lenses and principles of optics to magnify objects.

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Formula Sheet 2022

1. Electromagnetic waves can be described by Maxwell's equations and have electric and magnetic field components that oscillate perpendicular to the direction of propagation. 2. Ray optics can be used to describe the reflection and refraction of light, such as through the mirror equation, Snell's law, and the relationship between focal length and radius of curvature. 3. Optical instruments like microscopes use lenses and principles of optics to magnify objects.

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ELECTROMAGNETIC WAVES

Displacement current

ofB.de?=uoilt)id- Cod 0tEi- ic-id=ic+Eod0uE-


-

Ampere Manwell Law § B. dt-uoic-u.to#E-

Manwell 's Equations


1) / E. dA→ =
9- 3) §E?dl→= -

d¥B_
Eo

2) Of B. dA→= 0 4) $B?dl→ =
Moic +
Mofo
d¥E_
Electromagnetic
wave
r

E→
Eosinlkz wt )
En = -

Bo Sin Ckz wt )
By
-
=

>


K=
B-

speed of proptgation -

V=¥ cut

Eg =ERYs_
C=
Bo =
Barras
JIE

Energy and
Energy density of EM waves

12B¥
'

ME
÷ to E MB
= =
OPTICS

Ray optics
a- Relation between
curvature
focal length and Radius of
f- =
Rz
Mirror Equation 1
± ¥
2 + =

Linear
3
Magnification m=h÷= In -

Sini
Reflection where

& Laws of = M 21 Mz , refrain re
sin a index of medium 2
( Snell 's Law ) wait .
medium 1 .

5 Refractive Inder

uzi
↳ and v2 are
speed of light in
medium 1 and 2
respectively
6
Apparent depth
Apparent depth d- d
Real
depth -
=

u
d
R D A D
( 1-
÷)
- . -
- .
=

7 TIR
Sin 90 : critical
ie , z =

sin :
where i is
angle .

8
Refraction at
spherical Surface
Mz Mi MI
%
-
-

U
R
Thin lens formula ¥
9 = I -
I
v u

10
Magnification produced by a lens

m=¥=%
lens
11 Power
of P = 1

f-

Combination lens 1
12
of =

¥ ¥-1 +
in terms focal f-
- -
- -

of ,

in terms
length
Power P =P, Pat Pzt
of + - - -

in terms of M = Mi -

mz.ms - - - .

magnification
13
Refraction through Prism i. =
Sm -1A
2

Sm =
Cuz ,
-
1. A applicable for small
angles where
d- is
angle of prism .

A Lens Makers formula ; =

-11£ -1%1
,

15
Optical Instruments
i. The
simple Microscope
m = a- + D
f-
→ Linear
Magnification
Angular
Magnification Art . = ⑦i
-00
=D
f-
*1
Compound Microscope
linear
magnification due to Objective

mo=h÷=¥
linear
magnification due to
eyepiece
D
me =

te

I. I
Net
magnification =
mome =

to te
Iii , Telescope
me
Pg hfe ¥=f%
= .

tube
length =
fe +
to

Have Optics
1 . Snell 's Law Un = Sini
Sinn

Speed in
of light
vacuum
Zo u
f-
=
=

speed of light in medium

where c = Vd

in Vacuum
Also , U =

÷
=

Wavelength in medium
wavelength
in medium
wavelength ÷
'
,
d =

3 .
Optical path ( in vacuum ) =
µ ✗
Path in medium

a.
Amplitude and
Intensity at
any point in an
Interference
pattern .

a = at -1 a } + 2a.az Cos $

I = I, t
Iz + 2 I , I z Cos

when I, =
Iz = Io
,
I = 2 Iol I + lost) =
4 Io
WEIL
's double
5 .

Young split experiment


i for
bright fringe path difference , p = nd

i :) For dark
fringe , p
= 2h -
l
¥ n =
1,2 , 3 ,
- - .

Ciii ) Distance
screen
of
nth
bright fringe from the centre
of the
1

yen =
n
DX N = 9- 12 , 3 ,
-
.
-

l
d
Cir ) the
Distance
screen
of
nM dark
fringe from the centre
of
i
win = 2h -
I DX
2d

v
fringe width . P =

Ddd
ri
wavelength of light need ,
D=
Bpd
crii )
Angular position of nth bright fringe ,

on
?g- =L
=

viii )
Angular position of nth dark fringe
oh =

k = 12h
-1¥
Ratio maxima and minima
6.
Intensity at

Imax =
( A, -1925 =
h -11
2

Imi n la ,
-

qzgz h -
I

7.
path difference when a thin
transparent
index
sheet
of
thickness t and
refractive u

p
=
Ill 1) -
t

8 .

Displacement of the central


bright fringe
An =

¥1m - 1) t =

¥1M -
1) t

and Fresnel 's distance


9. Diffraction of light
in Diffraction at a
'

slit width a'


single of .

→ Condition
for nth minimum is

a sin -0 =
nd where n =
1,2 3 , , -
- -

→ condition for nth


secondary maximum is

sin -0 =/
a 2h + 1)
¥ Where n =
1,2 , 3 ,
- - -
direction nth minimum

Angular position or
of .

On =

had
→ Distance
screen ,
of nth minimum
from the centre
of the

Nn =
NDI
a


Angular position of nth
secondary maximum

-0h =
( 2n + 1) I
29

Distance
centre
of nth
secondary maximum
from the

of the
screen
,

n'n =/ 2m + 1) DX
2 a

central
width
of maximum P 2ps 2¥
=
=

spread of central side



Angular maximum on either ,

-0 = I
÷
Total
angular spread of central Maximum


2-0 =

For diffraction circular diameter d


10 . at a
aperture of
Angular spread of central Mani mum

-0
1.22£
=

Linear

spread a- DO

→ Areal
spread u2=(DOT
distance at which the
where Dis the
considered .
effect is

11 .
Fresnel distance Dr. = AZ
T
12 . Size of Fresnel zone ap =
,
ID
Resolving power of telescope
13 . a D
=

1.22T

Limit of Resolution of a
telescope
do = D

14 .

Resolving power of a
microscope d±=2ufn
of Resolution microscope
Limit
of a

d
zµ÷o
=

15 . Law of maths I = Io Cos 2-0

16 . Brewster Law u = tan ip


90°
ip +
rp
=

17 .

Diopter 's effect of light


% =

0¥ = ±
I =

d÷=±E
Dual Nature
Photons And
light
of Photoelectric effect
1. →
Energy of photon ,
E = hv =

had
No emitted
per second
N =P
of photons
→ .

E-

Momentum
of photon hi 1-

, p = me =
=


Equivalent mass
of a
photon ,
m =
HI
C.
2

work function Wo h Vo

→ =
=
→ kinetic
Energy of photoelectrons is
given by Einstein 's
photoelectric equation
Kmax hv h( V
¥mÑma× Wo Vo )
h[f- § ]
= = -
=
- = -

If Yo is
stopping potential the maximum
• the
,

kinetic
Energy of the
ejected photoelectrons ,

K=1z_mÑma× = ell o

of radiation
Intensity Energy %w÷
→ = =

Area ✗ time

Incident Tescident
power =

intensity ✗ area

Have
2. de -

Broglie
kinetic
Energy ,
k=÷mx2 =

LIM
momentum ,
P =
J 2m K

→ de -

Broglie wavelength ,
I =

hp-=÷=÷m-k
electron beam accelerated

Broglie
de -

wavelength
potential
of an

through a difference of v volts is

¥* 1,13¥
d = =
nm


Bragg 's equation for crystal diffraction is

2d Sino order
= nd ,
n is
ofthe spectrum .

ATOMS
1. Distance
of closest Approach and impact parameter
→ K.E.
of ✗ particle
- K
Izmir g÷↳ 21m¥
,
=
= .

→ Distance
of closest approach . no =

;÷ 2k¥ =a÷£.tn?-fI
.

Impact parameter

b=÷↳Ze4ot%=g÷g¥¥¥ K

2. Bohr 's
theory of Hydrogen atom

kZe2
=m¥

a-

L=m"r=Z÷
→ hv = En ,
-

En ,

→ kn = n2h2 =
mho
4172M Kzez


Un = 271 Kid
nh

kinetic kzet

Energy =

2M

Potential
Energy
'
→ = -
KZE

Total En 2172m 1<222 e4 Rhc



Energy = -13.6 ell
-
-

= =

n 2h2 M2 M2

Also ,
En = -
KE ; PE = -
2K E .
= 2 En
-

272m 1<2 et
Frequency 1)
→ V =
I
,
-

h3 .
n ? n}

Number
.J=1_,=R[ ÷ ÷;]
→ wave -

Where R =
272m K2 @ 4
ch 3

→ Ionisation potential =

-13%6-22 volt


Tn = 2 Tl rn = n 3h3 =
Tp n
3

% 9712m Kzzeg
NOCHE
1 .
Einstein 's mass -

energy equivalence
E = me

%) C- 12 atom
2. 9- amu =

¥-2 ✗ Mass of

113
Iii ) Nuclear radius R= Ro A- where Ro = 1.2×10 -15m
,

Iii:) Nuclear density , Snu = Nuclear mass =


Mna
Nuclear yoem
g- IT R3

3. • Mass Defect
Am =
[ Zmp + A -2
mn -

mm ]

Binding Energy ( Amici


• =

Binding B. E

Energy =

A
Nucleon
fraction
Packing
Arana
• =

Radioactivity
.

%) Displacement laws radioactive transformations


for are

as follow -

• ✗ -

decay
: Ix →
A -4

2- 2¥ -1 { He
Text
d-
IX
0

p decay Y J
: → + +
• -
e
Ztp →


r -

decay :
I✗ →
:X + r

( Excited ( Ground
state ) state )

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