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Revision as of 14:30, 3 September 2017
Modelling
Physics 101 - Light
Light, or the visible light spectrum range from $\approx 400 - 800$nm in the electromagnetic radiation spectrum (insert en ref to picture of the spectrum). Above, with higher wavelengths, you will find infrared radiation (also known as IR), and under you will find the ultraviolet radiation (also known as UV).
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
