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Lecture 5 - UIUC

‘Diffraction limit’ of resolution 0 I I0 α=αc/3 Sum 2I0 0 y Two images not resolvable α D α Two point sources Rayleigh’s Criterion defines the images to be resolved if the central maximum of one image falls on or further than the first minimum of the second image c D λ α= 1 22 NOTE: No interference Why not? Angular Resolution

Understanding Resolution - Cloudy Nights

The Rayleigh limit of a 6fl/150mm telescope is 5 45/6fl or 138/150 = 0 91 arcseconds Rayleigh Limit is a measure that correlates to the wave nature of light The correlation will be shown later Kitchin: The angular resolution is equal to the Rayleigh limit, where separation between two stars is

Matthew Schwartz Lecture 19: Diffraction and resolution

Diffraction and resolution 1 Huygens’ principle Diffraction refers to what happens to a wave when it hits an obstacle The key to understanding diffraction is a very simple observation first due to Huygens in 1678 Say a wave arrives at an opaque screen with a little hole in it On the other side of the screen, the wave equation must

Optical Microscopy: Lecture 2 Magnification and Resolution in

Resolution: Rayleigh criterion If you view two point sources that are very close together, you may not be able to distinguish them An empirical diffraction limit is given by the Rayleigh criterion invented by Lord Rayleigh: The images of two different points are regarded as just resolved when the

Diffraction grating

For resolution of two object by a circular lens of diameter D the diffraction limit of resolution occurs when the image of the second object is at position of the first minimum of the diffraction pattern of the first object min 1 22 D λ θ= θ min D GeoEye 1 Imaging Satellite 1 1 m diameter mirror Resolution 0 41 m Altitude of 684 km

Angular Resolution

Diffraction and Angular Resolution Airy Pattern Merging Resolution Limit Single Rayleigh’s Criterion Two “point” (unresolved) sources are resolved from each other when separated by at least the radius of the airy disk Θ = 1 22 λ D rad Careful λ and D are naturally measured in different units Also note: 360 deg = 2 π rad

ResolvingPower ofDiffractionGratings

limit of resolution, or the difference in wavelength between two lines of equal intensity that can be distinguished,dλ The resolving power R, is dependent on the diffraction order n, and the total number of grooves that are illuminated on the surface of the grating by the light source N as shown in Eq 2[3] R = λ dλ =nN (2) 2 1 DERIVATION

[PDF] Lecture 5 - UIUC

‘Diffraction limit’ of resolution 0 I I0 α=αc/3 Sum 2I0 0 y Two images not resolvable α D α Two point sources Rayleigh’s Criterion defines the images to be resolved if the central maximum of one image falls on or further than the first minimum of the second image c D λ α= 1 22 NOTE: No interference Why not? Angular ResolutionTaille du fichier : 514KB

[PDF] Matthew Schwartz Lecture 19: Diffraction and resolution

way to derive the result is to take the limit of our previous result, Eq (8) N → ∞ holding the overall size a=Nd fixed Writing Eq (8) in terms of N and I we have I(y)=I0 sin2 πNdy λL sin2 π dy λL (18) Note that I(0) = limy→0 (y) = I0N2 which seems to blow up as N → ∞ However, the relative

[PDF] Optical Microscopy: Lecture 2 Magnification and Resolution

Resolution: Rayleigh criterion If you view two point sources that are very close together, you may not be able to distinguish them An empirical diffraction limit is given by the Rayleigh criterion invented by Lord Rayleigh: The images of two different points are regarded as just resolved when theTaille du fichier : 1MB

[PDF] Understanding Resolution - Cloudy Nights

potential resolution determines the ability to resolve both point sources and fine detail in extended objects The two most commonly used criteria for measuring limits of resolution are Rayleigh limit and Dawes limit Rayleigh Limit = 5 45/D inches = 138/Dmm Rayleigh Limit is a measure defining the limit

[PDF] Resolving Power and Mass Resolution

and resolving powers of 50,000 and 25,000 respectively As a reference, a resolution of 50,000 can distinguish ions differing by about 50 ppm (for example, 292 0403 amu and 292 0266 amu, Dppm = 47 In addition to resolution, one must consider the mol-ecular mass being measured and the chromatographic speed The acquisition rates

[PDF] Improving FFT Frequency Resolution

frequency The frequency resolution is the difference in frequency between each bin, and thus sets a limit on how precise the results can be The frequency resolution is equal to the sampling frequency divided by FFT size For example, an FFT of size 256 of a signal sampled at 8000Hz will have a frequency resolution of 31 25Hz If the signal is a sine wave of 110 Hz, the ideal FFT would show a Taille du fichier : 349KB

[PDF] Impurity Control in the European Pharmacopoeia

– resolution: minimum 4 0 between the peaks due to impurity F and diclofenac Calculation of percentage contents: – correction factors: multiply the peak areas of the following impurities by the corresponding correction factor: impurity A = 0 7;

[PDF] Resolution Metrics for Space-Based Imagery

–Super-resolution in satellite RS is a different “operational” mode, often related to dithering a 2-D camera pointing axis –Licenses could explicitly limit the use of either mode to improve the ability (CDP or customer) to improve “effective” GSD licensing thresholds 6 Approved for Public Release Spectral Imaging: the Impact of “Q” on MSI/HSI •PAN systems are designed to

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[PDF] Attachment 4 - Instrument Setpoint Calculation Methodology

intervene to limit the magnitude of a transient Limiting Safety System Settings (LSSS) are established in accordance with 10 CFR 50 36 Ensuring that these protective features actuate as they were assumed in the accident analysis provides assurance that safety limits will not be exceeded The methodology presented by this