The Monochromatic Light Wavelength Calculator will calculate the:
Monochromatic Light Wavelength Calculator Limitations: Incidence and refractive media are considered as uniform.
The wavelength of monochromatic light passing through a single slit using the conditions of interference is m |
The wavelength of monochromatic light through Young Double-Slit Experiment is m |
The wavelength of monochromatic light using the diffraction grating tool is m |
Wavelength of monochromatic light passing through a single slit calculations |
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λ1 = 2 × w × sinθ/2 × N - 1 λ1 = 2 × × sin()/2 × - 1 λ1 = 2 × × / λ1 = / λ1 = |
Wavelength of monochromatic light passing through a double slit tool calculations |
λ2 = a × y/N × D λ2 = × / × λ2 = / λ2 = |
Wavelength of monochromatic light passing through the diffraction grating tool calculations |
λ3 = sinθ/100 × P × N λ3 = sin()/100 × -1 × λ3 = /100 × × λ3 = / λ3 = |
Wavelength Of Monochromatic Light Calculator Input Values |
Width of the single slit (w) cm |
Angle formed by the light ray to the horizontal direction (θ) ° |
Order of minimum or maximum observed on the screen (N) |
Slits' separation in the double-slit tool (a) m |
Distance from the screen (D) m |
Vertical displacement of the Nth maximum from the central maximum (y) m |
Diffraction grating tool parameter (P) cm-1 |
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for the N-th minimum observed on the screen. =
These equations derive from the transformations of the equations used for the conditions of the N-th maximum
and N-th minimum
observed on the screen.
This formula derives by the combination of the two equations
and
Note: x is the separation between two adjacent similar fringes, i.e. the separation between two maxima or minima observed on the screen.
This formula is obtained by the combination of the formulae
and
Note: The separation a between two adjacent gratings must be expressed in metres; that's why P is multiplied by 100.
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