Physics - Diffraction of Waves 発表
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🌊 “Diffraction” of Waves
🔍 Examples
📚 Prerequired Knowledges
- Wave front
Blue line: “Wave front”
Red arrow: “Rays”
Simulation
🤔 Huygen’s Wave Theory
Proposes a new way to understand the movement of wave
Think that every points on a wavefront are wave sources
- These movements can be explained by the theory
Now more mathematical? part -
- Q. How does wavelength $\lambda$and opening of obstacle$w$affect the diffraction?
Q. How does wavelength $\lambda$and opening of obstacle$w$affect the diffraction?
- Diffraction effect is significant when $\frac{\lambda}{w}>1$
- i.e. When wavelength is comparable or
largerthan opening
- i.e. When wavelength is comparable or
- Generally, diffraction is larger when: lambda is larger than opening
💪 Some questions Q. Why can we hear, but can not see the source behind the wall?
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- wavelength of audible sound: 17mm - 17m
- wavelength of visible light: 360nm - 400nm
- wave length of visible light is much smaller than opening
- –> Almost no diffraction of light Q.
- Hint: Use $c=f\lambda$
A.
Q. Draw the wavefronts of these waves as they emerge through the aperture.
- waves of wavelength 1mm approaching an aperture of size 8mm
- waves of wavelength 1mm approaching an aperture of size 1mm
A.