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John Parkinson St. Brendan’s College 2 ADD THEM !!! If two or more travelling waves are moving through some medium, the resultant wave displacement at any point is the algebraic sum of the individual wave displacements. THE PRINCIPLE OF SUPERPOSITION

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John Parkinson

St. Brendan’s Sixth Form College

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ADD THEM !!!

If two or more travelling waves are moving

through some medium, the resultant wave

displacement at any point is the algebraic sum of the individual wave displacements.

THE PRINCIPLE OF SUPERPOSITION

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The combination of separate waves in the same region of space to produce a

resultant wave is called INTERFERENCE

e.g. between two dippers in a Ripple Tank

DIPPERS

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These two waves arrive IN PHASE

CONSTRUCTIVE INTERFERENCE

HOW DO THEY ADD UP?

This is called?

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These two waves arrive in ANTI-PHASE

HOW DO THEY ADD UP?

DESTRUCTIVE INTERFERENCE

This is called?+

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CONDITIONS FOR A PERMANENT INTERFERENCE

PATTERNThe sources must be coherent, i.e. they must be in phase with one another or they must maintain a constant phase relationship.The sources must have the same wavelengths.

The sources must have similar amplitudes.

The sources must have the same plane of polarisation.

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S1

S2

S1 and S2 are two coherent sources

All points on a wavefront are in phase with one another

Waves interfere constructively where wavefronts meet. = antinodal lines

Along the nodal lines, destructive interference occurs.

Here antiphase wavefronts meet.

Wave Intensity(Fringes)

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doubleslit screen

Monochromatic light, wavelength

Young’s Double Slits A series of dark and bright fringes

on the screen.

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Young’s Double Slits THIS RELIES INITIALLY ON LIGHT

DIFFRACTING THROUGH EACH SLIT.

Where the diffracted light overlaps,

interference occurs

doubleslit screen

light

INTERFERENCE

Diffraction

Some fringes may be missing where there is a minimum in the diffraction pattern

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A

BP

Wave trains AP & BP have travelled the

same distance(same number of ’s)

Assuming the sources are coherent

Hence waves arrive in-phase

CONSTRUCTIVE INTERFERENCE(Bright fringe)

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When S2P - S1P = (1/2) of the waves arrive at P in antiphase to produce a minimum or a dark fringe

What happens at P?

S1

S2

P

]21[12 nPSPS

The general condition for a minimum is:

Where n = 0, 1, 2, 3 ...

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When S2P - S1P = the waves arrive at P in phase to produce a maximum intensity or a bright fringe

What happens at P?

S1

S2

PThe general

condition for a maximum is:

Where n = 0, 1, 2, 3 ...

nPSPS 12

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d

Screen

Slits

s

s = slit separation

w = fringe separation

dsw

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Normal light sources emit photons at random, so they are

not coherent.

LASER

LASER

LASERS EMIT COHERENT LIGHT