Title:
Optics : an introduction for technicians and technologists
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Upper Saddle, NJ : Prentice Hall, 2000
ISBN:
9780132277945
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Summary
Summary
This textbook for students from various disciplines who need to increase their understanding of optics employs a non-theoretical, mathematical approach. It presents the foundations of optics, followed by several applications-based chapters on such topics as light sources, detectors, fiber-optic syst
Table of Contents
1 Introduction | p. 1 |
The Speed of Light | p. 2 |
The Ray Model | p. 4 |
The Wave Model | p. 5 |
The Particle Model | p. 6 |
Which Model Do We Use? | p. 6 |
2 Geometrical Optics: The Underlying Principles | p. 9 |
The Law of Reflection | p. 10 |
Refraction; Snell's Law | p. 14 |
Total Internal Reflection | p. 18 |
Optical Fibers and Optical Waveguides | p. 20 |
3 Mirrors | p. 25 |
Plane Mirrors | p. 26 |
Spherical Mirrors | p. 29 |
Graphical Image Construction | p. 36 |
Two Mirrors; The Cassegrain Telescope | p. 39 |
4 Lenses | p. 43 |
The Thin Lens | p. 44 |
Thick and Multiple Lens Systems | p. 48 |
The Cardinal Points | p. 51 |
Measurement of the Matrix Elements | p. 54 |
Imaging | p. 55 |
Graphical Image Construction | p. 59 |
Imaging Errors; Aberrations | p. 60 |
Chromatic Aberration | p. 60 |
Spherical Aberration | p. 61 |
Coma | p. 62 |
Astigmatism | p. 62 |
Curvature of the Field | p. 63 |
Distortion | p. 63 |
Stops and Pupils; F-Number | p. 64 |
Gradient Index Lenses | p. 65 |
5 Optical Devices | p. 71 |
The Human Eye | p. 72 |
Simple Magnifiers | p. 74 |
Microscopes | p. 76 |
Eyepieces | p. 78 |
Telescopes | p. 80 |
Cameras | p. 83 |
Projection Lenses | p. 85 |
Nonimaging Systems | p. 86 |
6 Waves | p. 91 |
Periodic Motion | p. 92 |
Energy in a Wave | p. 96 |
The Principle of Superposition | p. 96 |
Coherence | p. 98 |
Young's Experiment | p. 99 |
Polarization | p. 101 |
7 Interferometry and Thin Films | p. 111 |
Wave-Front Division Interferometers | p. 112 |
Amplitude-Division Interferometers | p. 117 |
Thin-Film Interference | p. 123 |
Thin Material Films; Antireflective Coatings | p. 126 |
Thin-Film Filters | p. 127 |
8 Diffraction | p. 131 |
Huygens' Principle | p. 132 |
Diffraction by a Narrow Slit | p. 132 |
The Zone Plate | p. 137 |
The Shadow of a Straightedge | p. 138 |
Far-Field Diffraction | p. 140 |
Resolving Power | p. 142 |
Babinet's Principle | p. 143 |
9 Lasers and Other Light Sources | p. 147 |
Thermal Radiation | p. 148 |
Nonthermal Sources | p. 151 |
Emission and Absorption of Radiation | p. 155 |
Lasers | p. 157 |
Three-Level Systems | p. 157 |
Four-Level Systems | p. 160 |
Light-Emitting Diodes (LEDs) | p. 162 |
Laser Diodes | p. 167 |
10 Optical Detectors | p. 171 |
The Photoelectric Effect | p. 172 |
The Eye | p. 174 |
Film | p. 176 |
Charge-Coupled Devices--CCDs | p. 179 |
Point Detectors | p. 180 |
The Vacuum Photodiode | p. 180 |
The Photomultiplier | p. 182 |
Semiconductor Detectors | p. 182 |
11 Fiber-Optic Communication Systems | p. 187 |
Light-Guiding Properties | p. 189 |
Fiber Losses | p. 192 |
Material Losses | p. 193 |
Scattering Losses | p. 194 |
Bending Loss | p. 194 |
Dispersion | p. 195 |
Couplers and Connectors | p. 198 |
System Design | p. 201 |
12 Holography Image Processing and Optical Signal Processing | p. 207 |
Holographic Photography | p. 208 |
Holographic Reconstruction | p. 211 |
Image Processing | p. 212 |
Image Enhancement | p. 213 |
Image Restoration | p. 214 |
Image Analysis | p. 215 |
Optical Signal Processing | p. 217 |
Spatial Filtering | p. 217 |
Surface-Acoustic Wave (SAW) Devices | p. 219 |
CD Systems | p. 220 |
Appendix Matrices | p. 223 |
Determinants | p. 224 |
Index | p. 225 |