LIGHT & OPTICS

Light includes electromagnetic waves of all sizes of wavelengths, frequencies, and energies. Light particles, called photons, have properties of particles and waves, a combination that makes light very interesting. With the invention of lasers, we have gained precise control over light and revolutionized many areas of research and technology.

ADVANCED POLARIMETER

ADVANCED POLARIMETER

  • Stand alone setup integrates the sodium lamp, power supply and polarimeter in one unit.
  • Inbuilt reading magnifier to read the circular scale.
  • Easy to take reading because the scale reading and triple shades are visible simultaneously.
  • Polarimeter
  • Half wave plate
  • Optical rotation
  • Optical activity
  • Specific rotation
  • Monochromatic light
  • Concentration.

COMPUTER CONTROLLED COMPACT SPECTROMETER (FROM VERNIER, USA)

COMPUTER CONTROLLED COMPACT SPECTROMETER (FROM VERNIER, USA)

  • Truly portable spectrometer.
  • One-step calibration of the full spectrum through LabQuest or computer interface.
  • Open cuvette holder allows for access to the sample during testing.

DIODE LASER DIFFRACTION EXPERIMENT

DIODE LASER DIFFRACTION EXPERIMENT

  • Imported diffraction slide set in SK078.
  • Set of 13 slides in SK173.
  • Class II diode laser.
  • Silicon detector.
  • Diffraction.
  • Uncertainty of location.
  • Wave-particle.
  • Fresnel diffraction.

DIODE LASER DIFFRACTION EXPERIMENT

DIODE LASER DIFFRACTION EXPERIMENT

  • Imported diffraction slide set in SK078.
  • Set of 13 slides in SK173.
  • Class II diode laser.
  • Silicon detector.
  • Diffraction.
  • Uncertainty of location.
  • Wave-particle.
  • Fresnel diffraction.

DIODE LASER KIT

DIODE LASER KIT

  • Pen type diode laser operated by two “AAA”cells.
  • Power of laser <1 mw.
  • Steel U-shaped bench.
  • Same holder may be used for lens or diffraction slit.
  • Big screen provides clear observation of fringes.
  • Diffraction.
  • Fresnel diffraction.
  • Fraunhofer diffraction
  • Interference.
  • Wave-particle.
  • Fringes of equal inclination.

EXPERIMENTS WITH SPECTROVIS OR SPECTROVIS PLUS

EXPERIMENTS WITH SPECTROVIS OR SPECTROVIS PLUS

RYDBERG CONSTANT
Objectives:

  • Use a spectrometer to determine the wavelengths of the emission lines in the visible spectrum of excited hydrogen gas.
  • Determine the energies of the photons corresponding to each of these wavelengths.
  • Use a modified version of Balmer’s equation to relate the photons’ energies to specific transitions between energy levels.
  • Use your data and the values for the electron transitions to determine a value for Rydberg’s constant for hydrogen.

FARADAY EFFECT

FARADAY EFFECT

  • Experimental setup with he-ne laser as well as halogen light source.
  • All electrical connections are made using safety sockets.
  • Compact electromagent
  • Digital Gauss Meter.
  • Opto-Magneto effect
  • Birefringent
  • Flint Glass
  • Polarization of light
  • Verdet’s constant
  • Electromagnetism.

FARADAY EFFECT

FARADAY EFFECT

  • Experimental setup with he-ne laser as well as halogen light source.
  • All electrical connections are made using safety sockets.
  • Compact electromagent
  • Digital Gauss Meter.
  • Opto-Magneto effect
  • Birefringent
  • Flint Glass
  • Polarization of light
  • Verdet’s constant
  • Electromagnetism.

FOCAL LENGTH OF A COMBINATION OF LENSES USING NODAL SLIDE ASSEMBLY

  • Multipurpose A-base modular construction.
  • Lens.
  • Nodal point.
  • Principal axis.
  • Centre of curvature.

He-Ne LASER KIT

He-Ne LASER KIT

  • Imported slits.
  • He-Ne laser with in-built power supply.
  • Translucent screen to view the diffraction pattern.
  • Hexagonal optical bench with locking arrangement.
  • Diffraction.
  • Fresnel diffraction.
  • Fraunhofer diffraction
  • Interference.
  • Uncertainty of location.
  • Wave-particle.
  • Fringes of equal inclination.

HOLOGRAPHY & INTERFEROMETRY KIT

HOLOGRAPHY & INTERFEROMETRY KIT

  • Holography & interferometry.
  • Covering five experiments.
  • Comprehensive documents.
  • Include experiment setups, principles and procedures.
  • Cost effective solution.
  • Interference.
  • Holography.
  • Holographic grating.
  • Sagnac interference.
  • Mach-Zender interference.

KERR EFFECT

KERR EFFECT

  • All electrical connections are made using safety sockets.
  • Easy to setup experiment.
  • Can be performed by diode laser and halogen lamp.
  • Polarization of light
  • Bire-fringent
  • Kerr cell
  • Opto-electro effect