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SS2: PHYSICS - 3RD TERM

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  1. Waves I
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  2. Light Waves
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  3. Reflection of Light Waves at Plane Surfaces
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  4. Curved Mirrors
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  5. Refraction of Light
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  6. Dispersion of White Light
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  7. Refraction of Light through Lenses
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  8. Application of Lenses in Optical Instruments
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  9. Sound Waves
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  10. Vibration in Springs & Pipes
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Topic Content:

  • Meaning of Telescope
  • Astronomical Telescope
    • Astronomical Telescope with Final Image at Near Point
    • Astronomical Telescope in Normal Adjustment (Final Image at Infinity)
  • Galilean Telescope
    • Galilean Telescope in Normal Adjustment (Final Image at Infinity)
    • Galilean Telescope With Final Image at Near Point (Not in Normal Adjustment)
    • Advantages of a Galilean Telescope
    • Disadvantages of a Galilean Telescope
telescopes

Telescopes are instruments used for viewing distant objects such as stars and meteors. They make distant objects appear brighter, clearer and magnified.

Types of telescopes include:

  • Astronomical telescope
  • Galilean telescope

Astronomical Telescope:

The simplest telescope is the astronomical telescope.

An astronomical telescope consists of two converging lenses, the objective lens has a long focal length and the eyepiece has a short focal length. The objective forms a real diminished image of a distant object at its focal length.

Rays from distant objects such as stars are nearly parallel on reaching the objective lens and form a real, inverted, diminished image of the object at the focus of the objective lens, Fo .

Astronomical Telescope with Final Image at Near Point:

When the image of a telescope forms an image at near point, the telescope is not in normal adjustment, the eye is accommodated, 

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