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The given wavelength $\lambda$ for a lightsource can be found by XX INSERT FORMULA HERE XX, by knowing the grid spacing, $d$ and angle, $\theta$. | The given wavelength $\lambda$ for a lightsource can be found by XX INSERT FORMULA HERE XX, by knowing the grid spacing, $d$ and angle, $\theta$. |
Revision as of 14:09, 3 September 2017
Modelling
Physics 101 - Light
Visible light, electromagnetic spectrum
Physics 101 - LED
Not monochromatic, circuite explanation
Physics 101 - Wavelength
The given wavelength $\lambda$ for a lightsource can be found by XX INSERT FORMULA HERE XX, by knowing the grid spacing, $d$ and angle, $\theta$.
Physics 101 - (Bio)laser
Mirrors, filters