Wednesday, 1 January 2020

Geometric Optics


Part A: Multiple choice questions. Answer all the questions

1. A large lens having two spherical surfaces separated by a distance, which is not negligible in comparison to the radii of curvature of the spherical surfaces is known as
A) Telescope               B) Thin lens                 C) Thick lens               D) None of these
2. Important characteristic of laser beam is
A) Interference           B) Diffraction            C) Dispersion              D) Coherence    
3. Deviation produced by a small angled prism is
A) A(n-1)                    B) A(1-n)                    C) 2A                          D) None of these.
4. Which of the following is not an example of reflecting prism
A) Biprism                  B) Dove prism             C) Penta prism                        D) Porro prism
5. The light passing through an instrument is limited in cross-section either by the finite diameter or diaphragms which are known as
A) Valves                    B) Stops                      C) Antennas                D) Objectives
6. In Ramsden eyepiece, two plano-convex lenses each of focal length ‘f’ is separated by a distance equal to
A) f                             B) 2f                            C)                            D)  f
7. The ratio of focal lengths of two lenses which constitutes an Huygens eyepiece is
A) 1:1                          B) 3:1                          C) 3:2                          C) 1:4
8. Emission of a photon by an excited atom due to interaction of external energy is called
A) Spontaneous emission                                B) Stimulated emission       
 C) Induced absorption                                   D) Light amplification
9. Snell’s law is given by,
A) n =                    B) n =                    C) n = tan i                  D) None of these
10. The life time of an atom at the ordinary excited state is of the order of
A)  few milli second    B) few nano second    C) few micro second    D) Unlimited
11. Rate of induced absorption depends on
A) number of atoms in the lower energy state            B) the energy density
C) number of atoms in the higher energy state           D) Both A and B
12. The point of intersection of the first principal plane with the principal axis is called as
A) First focal point                                                     B) Second focal point
C) Second principal point                                           D) First principal point
13. Emission of electrons from a metal surface when light is incident on it is called as
A) Spontaneous emission                                            B) Thermionic emission         
C) Field emission                                                        D) Photoelectric emission
14. Optical fiber is a
A) Waveguide             B) Signal generator                 C) Amplifier    D) None of these
15. Which one of the following is an attenuation mechanism?
A) Absorption                                                             B) Scattering
C) Microscopic and macroscopic bending                  D) All of these                        (15×1Mark)

Part B: Answer any one question

16. State Fermat’s principle and apply the same to prove the laws of refraction of light.
17. Explain the different types of optical fibers.                                                        (1×10 Marks)

Part C: Answer any 5 questions

18. Distinguish between aperture stop and field stop.
19. Compare the merits and demerits of Ramsden eyepiece and Huygens eyepiece.
20. Write a note on achromatic combination of prisms where ray of light pass through without deviation suffering dispersion.
21. What is spherical aberration? Mention some methods to reduce spherical aberration.
22. With the help of a neat figure, explain the working of a simple telescope.
23. The refractive indices of core and cladding are 1.50 and 1.48 respectively in an optical fiber. Find the numerical aperture and angle of acceptance.
24. Discuss the possible ways through which radiation and matter interaction takes place.
                                                                                                                                    (5×5 Marks)

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