Inleiding Optica

Introduction to Optics2010-2011

vaknummer 146012

Instructors

name: Jennifer Herek Fred van Goor Hans Kangerleerstoel: OS LPNO NBP

office: Carre 4441 Hogekamp B0236 Zuidhorst 156phone: 3172 3967 3726

IO section: hoorcolleges werkcolleges werkcollegespractica practicacomputer work

 

Q: How was this photo made (no photoshop!)?What is the optical element in my hands? Draw the rays that produce 3rd eye.

Why you will love optics

1. Because it will change the way you see the world

2. Because you are Dutch

3. Because you belong to Arago

Why you will love optics

1. Because it will change the way you see the world

2. Because you are Dutch

3. Because you belong to Arago

Dutch pioneers of optics

Pioneers in the Optical Sciences http://www.molecularexpressions.com/optics/index.html

Why you will love optics

1. Because it will change the way you see the world

2. Because you are Dutch

3. Because you belong to Arago

Who was Arago?

Course structure

Monday: HC (OH 210; 10:45 – 12:30)

Wednesday: WC (OH 210; 13:45 – 15:30)

Monday: Practicum group 1 (Carre 4; 13:45 – 17:30)

Tuesday: Practicum group 2 (Carre 4; 13:45 – 17:30)

Thursday: Practicum group 3 (Carre 4; 13:45 – 17:30)

Friday: Practicum group 4 (Carre 4; 13:45 – 17:30)

conceptual, analytical, practical

Practicum = learning by doing- deelname verplicht- inschrijven on practicum website (http://www.utwente.nl/tnw/onderwijs/practica_tnw/

)- read manual- download software to your laptop- bring laptop

6 bonus opdrachten (computer experiments)- deelname verplicht- each worth 2 pts (hence, max 12 pts added to your final exam result)- details on course website (http://edu.tnw.utwente.nl/inlopt )

Final exam- maximum 100 pts- 5 November 2010, 08:45 – 12:30- open book (Pedrotti3) + max 2 A4tjes of formulas (zelfgemaakt)

Course grade- requires “voldoende” for all 4 practicum exercises- based on final exam + bonus points

Yes, it’s a lot of work…Studiepunten: 5 EC

1 EC = 28 hours

Total time requirement 5 x 28 140 hours

hoorcolleges 8 x 2 16werkcolleges 8 x 2 16practica 6 x 4 24computer exercises 6 x 2? 12STUDY TIME ~70 hours

…but worth it. And fun!

NEW for

2010

Website: http://edu.tnw.utwente.nl/inlopt• Studiehandleiding (rooster, tentamenstof, begripsvragen, ...)• Simulaties optische verschijnselen• Lecture slides• 2009 lecture slides (with NL audio)• Mini videos of important concepts• Bonusopdrachten (computer experimenten)• Practicum info• Links naar interessante optica web-sites

Blackboard: INLEIDING OPTICA (2010) (2010_191460121) (inschrijven!)

Textbook: Introduction to Optics, 3rd editionPedrotti, Pedrotti & Pedrotti

Study material

Chapter 1  Nature of LightChapter 2   Geometrical OpticsChapter 3   Optical InstrumentationChapter 4   Wave EquationsChapter 5   Superposition of WavesChapter 6   Properties of LasersChapter 7   Interference of LightChapter 8   Optical InterferometryChapter 9   CoherenceChapter 10 Fiber OpticsChapter 11 Fraunhofer DiffractionChapter 12 The Diffraction GratingChapter 13 Fresnel DiffractionChapter 14 Matrix Treatment of PolarizationChapter 15 Production of Polarized LightChapter 16 HolographyChapter 17 Optical Detectors and DisplaysChapter 18 Matrix Methods in Paraxial OpticsChapter 19 Optics of the EyeChapter 20 Aberration TheoryChapter 21 Fourier OpticsChapter 22 Theory of Multilayer FilmsChapter 23 Fresnel EquationsChapter 24 Nonlinear Optics and the Modulation of LightChapter 25 Optical Properties of MaterialsChapter 26 Laser OperationChapter 27 Characteristics of Laser BeamsChapter 28 Selected Modern Applications

Chapter 1  Nature of LightChapter 2   Geometrical OpticsChapter 3   Optical InstrumentationChapter 4   Wave EquationsChapter 5   Superposition of WavesChapter 6   Properties of LasersChapter 7   Interference of LightChapter 8   Optical InterferometryChapter 9   CoherenceChapter 10 Fiber OpticsChapter 11 Fraunhofer DiffractionChapter 12 The Diffraction GratingChapter 13 Fresnel DiffractionChapter 14 Matrix Treatment of PolarizationChapter 15 Production of Polarized LightChapter 16 HolographyChapter 17 Optical Detectors and DisplaysChapter 18 Matrix Methods in Paraxial OpticsChapter 19 Optics of the EyeChapter 20 Aberration TheoryChapter 21 Fourier OpticsChapter 22 Theory of Multilayer FilmsChapter 23 Fresnel EquationsChapter 24 Nonlinear Optics and the Modulation of LightChapter 25 Optical Properties of MaterialsChapter 26 Laser OperationChapter 27 Characteristics of Laser BeamsChapter 28 Selected Modern Applications

Week 1 = TODAYChapter 1  Nature of Light

wave-particle dualityradiometry

Chapter 2   Geometrical Opticsbasic principlesreflectionrefractionimaging

Week 2Chapter 4   Wave Equations

Week 8Chapter 23 Fresnel Equations

Week 3Chapter 5   Superposition of Waves

Week 4Chapter 7   Interference of Light

Week 5Chapter 11 Fraunhofer Diffraction

Week 6Chapter 13 Fresnel Diffraction

Week 7Chapter 14 Matrix Treatment of PolarizationChapter 18 Matrix Methods in Paraxial Optics

5 tips for success during lectures

1. Be on time

2. Pay attention

3. Take notes

4. Ask questions

5. Give feedback

no textingno talkingno earphones

Any questions?