Concave Mirrors
Description
The concave, or convergingmirror, has a reflecting surface which bulges inwards. Aconcave mirror will show a different type of image depending on the distance between the mirror and the object being viewed. They are described as 'converging' because they refocuse the parallel light that falls on them toward a single focus.
Concave Mirrors
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| Diameter: | -- mm |
| Substrate Thickness: | -- mm |
| EFL: | -- mm |
| Wavelength Range: | 1-1nm |
| Substrate Material: | Other |
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Frequently Asked Questions
Diffusers are used to spread or scatter light, creating a softer, unfocused light.
Optical flat mirrors are lapped and polished to extremely fine tolerances and used to gauge the flatness of another surface by measuring the levels of interference.
A concave mirror has a reflecting surface which bulges inwards and refocuses parallel light towards a single focus.
An achromatic doublet is a lens made specifically to limit the effects of spherical and chromatic distortion by bringing two wavelengths into focus in the same plane.
The type of image a concave mirror shows depends on the distance between the mirror and the object being viewed.