Wave nature of light with Young’s double-slit experiment
Procedure for the experiment is as follows:
To study the Young's double experiment.
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step1: Read the theory
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step2: Set some value for D (distance from slits to the screen).
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step3: set value for d(distance between the slits).
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step4: set value for 𝛽(Fringe width)
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Study the graph in order to understand fringe width which is given by -
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Set some value for D (distance from slits to the screen).
set value of d (distance between the slits ).
Calcualte the value of fringe width (𝛽).
Repeat the experiemnt 5-6 times and each time calculate the corrosponding value of λc.
Obtain the calculated value λc by calculating mean.
Verify the values of calculated λc and given λt and thereby calculate percentage error.
Where :- λc is calculated value of lambda.
λt is theoritical value of lambda.Value of λt taken :____________
The mean value of λc: _________
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Result:
λc is = ________________ and Percentage error =______________
Perform the following experiment
Experiment:
Aim:- Perform the following experiment to verfiy the wavelength(λt) of the given monochromatic source and To find out the percentage error .
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