Concave Convex concave side convex side Concave Spherical
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Concave
Convex
concave side convex side
Concave Spherical Mirrors principle axis C C = Center of Curvature R = Radius of Curvature (axis of symmetry) R Parallel Rays (distant object): C F = focal point f = focal length F f f=½R Concave mirror
Spherical Aberration Because of the spherical shape of the mirror, the outer rays don’t reflect through the focal point: F This creates a blurry image
Convex Spherical Mirrors C R Web Link: Spherical mirrors and lenses Parallel Rays (distant object): Since it’s behind the mirror F f C f = -½ R Convex mirror
Curved Mirrors applications
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Weapon of Light Over 2000 years ago Archimedes is said to have used “burning mirrors” as a weapon.
Concave mirrors focused light on attacking Roman galleys caused them to catch alight.
Power of the Press 1882
Trough Collectors
Trough collectors that do not move to follow the sun can reach temperatures of 300 o. C
This fixed mirror focuses light onto a 45 cm 2 target Focal point is in the tower
This combination of mirrors focuses the light 12 000 times and produces temperatures up to 3 800 o. C
Power Tower 2 000 mirrors reflect onto a solar power to produce steam.
Satellite communication. A transmitter dish has the transmitter at the focus which generates a parallel, directional beam.
At the other end a dish concentrates the weak signals onto the focus (where a receiver is placed).
Transmitter Receiver
Reproductive Aid Some high alpine flowers follow the sun as it crosses the sky.
Their petals focus the light so that inside the flower is up to 10 o. C warmer compared with its surroundings.
Concave mirrors can focus light… Concave mirrors can magnify an image … Convex mirrors can reduce an image…
Dentists use concave mirrors to give an enlarged view of our teeth
Make-up and Shaving mirrors are concave to give an enlarged image.
Plane Mirror Small Image Convex Mirror
Side view mirrors are convex mirrors which give a smaller image. This increases the field of view enabling the driver to see more objects behind the car.
They can also be used to help with parking etc
Security mirrors enable retailers to see what’s happening in their shops.
- Mirror formula
- Pinwheels and polygons
- Convex hull is the smallest convex set
- Planar polygons
- Covex and concave
- Astimatigma
- Convex lens exercise
- Radioulnar proximal
- Uses of concave and convex mirror
- Convex and concave polygons
- Flat smooth mirror
- Concave convex lens simulation
- Ulnomeniscotriquetral joint
- Graham scan
- Convex vs concave teeth
- Concave vs convex ekg
- Concave lens in water
- Joint mobility grading scale
- Quadrilateral image
- Concave vs convex polygon
- A lens that curve outwards and are fatter in the middle
- Filled area primitives in computer graphics
- Concave and convex mirror
- Concave heptagon
- 6 ray diagrams
- Polygons definition
- Side side side similarity
- Side angle side theorem
- Sss similarity definition
- Postulate
- Spherical wave equation
- Cuda-memcheck example