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1) why Compensator is placed inclinedly.
Compensator is placed at a 45 degree angle so that it is parallel to the beam splitter. Compensator is identical to the beam splitter except for the silver coating, The path length through each of these components is equal only if they are placed parallel to one another.
2)can we use Compensator vertically as shown in figure.(figure is attached to this mail)
No. Then the path length through each component will not be the same.
Madam this your exercise for the note
Exercise: Suppose that the fringe order of the central dark fringe is 100. If you move away from the center, what are the orders of the next three consecutive rings of the fringe pattern? (Hint: Consider the variation of the angle corresponding to fringes as you move away from the center).
Madam I can not understand problem.
3)Could you please help me to understand this problem.
Please give me answer for this problem.
The next 3 orders would be 99, 98 and 97. I just wanted to draw students’ attention to the fact that the fringe order decreases away from the center in the circular fringes obtained from the Michelson Interferometer. (Compare with Newton rings and note the difference.)
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A picture was attached to this mail. It is part of your note of the Michelson Interferometer.
If the fringe orders for the D1 and D2 lines at the start are N1 and N2 respectively, the fringe orders for the two lines , N1’ and N2’ are given by,
N’=N2+N (1)
N1’=N1+N+1 (2)
madam, I can not understand how was the second equation constructed.
I think I will ask you to do a small exercise to understand this point. Take a graph paper and first draw a wave of wavelength 10 mm. Now draw another wave of wavelength 12 mm on top of the first wave. Initially they should be in phase so that the maxima coincide. As the waves progress you will notice a displacement between the 2 waves and at some point they will be out of phase. Going on further, at some point they will be in-phase again. When this happens count the number of wavelengths between the first in-phase position that you started with and the last in phase position for each wave. This exercise will shed light in understanding your problem.
This is what happens in the Michelson Interferometer when you adjust the screw gradually. Between two adjacent in-phase positions one of the two wavelengths will have traveled one additional wavelength than the other.
Thank you very much madam.
After plotting the graphs I have better idea what’s happening in the Michelson Interferometer.
Now I can understand.
Thank you very much again madam.