LCP-3 Optics Experiment Kit – Enhanced Model

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Optics Experiment Kit has 26 fundamental and modern optics experiments, it is developed for general physics education at universities and colleges. It provides a complete set of optical and mechanical components as well as light sources. Most optics experiments required in general physics education can be constructed using these components, from the operation, students can enhance their experimental skills and problem-solving ability.

Note: a stainless steel optical table or breadboard (1200 mm x 600 mm) is recommended for this kit.

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It can be used to construct a total of 26 different experiments which can be grouped in six categories:

Lens Measurements: Understanding and verifying lens equation and optical rays transform.
Optical Instruments: Understanding the working principle and operation method of common lab optical instruments.
Interference Phenomena: Understanding interference theory, observing various interference patterns generated by different sources, and grasping one precise measurement method based on optical interference.
Diffraction Phenomena: Understanding diffraction effects, observing various diffraction patterns generated by different apertures.
Analysis of Polarization: Understanding polarization and verifying polarisation of light.
Fourier Optics and Holography: Understanding principles of advanced optics and their applications.

Experiments

1 .Measuring the focal length of a thin convex lens by autocollimation

1. Measuring the focal length of thin convex lens by the Becher method (two imaging method)

2. Measuring the focal length of eyepiece by magnification of object image

3. Measuring the focal length of a concave lens by the method of object distance-image distance

4. Determination of the Node and Focal Length of Lens Groups

5. Self-assembling projectors

6. Measuring the magnification of the telescope in the self-group

7. Telescope with a self-assembled positive image prism

8. Measuring the magnification of the microscope

9. The Young Double Slit Experiment

10. Fresnel double prism interference