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The document provides formulas and ray diagrams related to optics and optical instruments for CBSE Class 11 and 12 physics. It includes formulas for focal length, mirror equation, magnification, Snell's law, lens maker's formula, and more. It also includes ray diagrams demonstrating reflection, refraction, lenses, microscopes, telescopes and other optical concepts.

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Physics Lecture Notes 3

The document provides formulas and ray diagrams related to optics and optical instruments for CBSE Class 11 and 12 physics. It includes formulas for focal length, mirror equation, magnification, Snell's law, lens maker's formula, and more. It also includes ray diagrams demonstrating reflection, refraction, lenses, microscopes, telescopes and other optical concepts.

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Physics-CBSE-CLASS11

Formulas:

Focal Length (f) = R/2

Mirror Equation= 1/v + 1/u = 1f

Linear Magnification (m) = height of the image/ height of the object

= h’/ h

Magnification Formula = - v/u

Snell’s law of refraction/Refractive Index= sin i/sin r

Apparent depth = Real depth/ Refractive Index of the medium

Relation between object and image distance = [n2/v - n1/u]= (n2-n1)/R

Lens Maker's Formula =

Power of lens (P)= 1/f

Total magnification= product of multiple magnifications (m1 x m2 x m3….)

Total power of lens (P)= P1 + P2 + P3+ …….

Minimum Deviation = (n 21- 1)/A

Magnification in simple microscope (m) = 1+ D/f

Total Magnification = Mo x Me

= [ (L/fo) x (D/fe) ]

Length of telescope tube = fo + fe

Magnification of telescope = fo/fe

CBSE Class 12 Physics Chapter 9,

Ray Optics and Optical Instruments Ray Diagrams are presented below:

Ray Diagrams

Reflection of light by spherical mirrors


Sign Convention

Concave mirror when rays are paraxial

Convex mirror when rays are paraxial


Formation of Focal Plane

Image formation by a concave mirror

Image formation by a concave mirror with object between P and F


Image formation by a convex mirror

Refraction of light

Lateral shift of a ray refracted through a parallel-sided lab


Apparent depth for a)normal viewing b)oblique viewing

Total Internal Reflection

Refraction at a spherical surface


Position of object and image formed by a double convex lens

Refraction at the first spherical surface

Refraction at the second spherical surface


Tracing rays through convex lens

Concave Lens

Power of a lens
Image formation by a combination of two thin lenses in contact

Refraction through a glass prism

Simple Microscope, magnifying glass is located such that the image is at the near point

Simple Microscope, the angle subtended by the object is same as that of the near point
Simple Microscope, the object near the focal point of the lens, the image is far off but closer

than infinity

Formation of image by compound microscope

Refracting Telescope
Reflecting Telescope (Cassegrain)

Important to Note:

Value of speed of light in vacuum (c)- 3 x 108 m/s

SI unit for the power of lens is Dioptre (D)

To download the Formula list and Ray Diagrams for CBSE Class 12 Physics Chapter 9, Ray

Optics and optical instruments, click on the link below

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