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• Physical optics and resolution
  ...s and lenses, we can add the concepts of wave optics, also dubbed physical optics, and thereby grasp phenomena including interferences, diffraction, and pola ...mits resolution to ~ 0.2 μm (see [[Optical Microscopy Part 1c: Physical Optics and Limits of Detection#Diffraction|above]]).
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• Resource list:Optics
  #REDIRECT [[Resource list: Optics]]
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• Optics Bootcamp
  You are going to build a microscope next week. The goal of the Optics Bootcamp exercise is to make that seem like a less intimidating task. The b ..., ray tracing, and some worked-out ray tracing examples, see [[Geometrical optics and ray tracing|this page]].
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• Lab orientation
  ...any called [http://www.thorlabs.com Thorlabs] manufactures the most of the optics and optical mounts you will use. The lab manuals frequently refer to compon
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• Optical aberrations
  ...ken into consideration, and as imaging conditions depart from the Gaussian optics approximations that have framed our representations so far, optical aberrat
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• 20.309 Main Page
  ===Module 1: Optics & Microscopy=== * [[Assignment 1, Part 2: Optics bootcamp|Part 2: Optics bootcamp]]
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• Compound Microscope Example
  Back to [[Geometrical optics and ray tracing]]
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• Relay Lens Example
  Back to [[Geometrical optics and ray tracing]]
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• Beam Expander Example
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• 20.309: Exam 1 Topics
  ...'' (also called''geometrical optics'', ''geometric optics'', or ''Gaussian optics'') is a simple set or rules that allows you to determine the location of im
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• Temporary Optics Bootcamp
  ===Optics===
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• Assignment 1 Overview: Transillumination microscopy
  # Part 1: [[Assignment 1, Part 1: Pre-lab questions|Learn about optics and answer a few questions before you start your lab work]]; # Part 2: [[Assignment 1, Part 2: Optics bootcamp|Some warm-up lab exercises]];
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• Using nonlinear regression to create a camera specification sheet
  ...acteristics of the noise versus signal intensity plots you measured in the Optics Boot Camp. In this assignment, you will use a statistical technique called
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• Assignment 2: epi illuminator for fluorescence microscopy
  In this part of the lab, you will use a 5mW, 532 nm laser with focusing optics. You must attend the safety lecture before you work with the laser. See an #* For maximum flexibility in positioning, removing, and reinstalling optics, use 3 cage rods instead of 4. Use a cage plate (CP02) for each lens. Mount
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• Assignment 1, Part 4: Measuring magnification and bead size
  * Keep all of the boxes for the optics you use with your instrument to simplify putting things away.
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• Assignment 1, Part 2: Optics bootcamp
  ...''wash them with soap and water'''. You are going to be handling sensitive optics!)
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• Assignment 1, Part 1: Pre-lab questions
  ...er than the wavelength of the light. Ray optics (also called ''geometrical optics'') represents a light field as a bunch of arrows that point in the directio ... an optical system like resolution. [[Optical Microscopy Part 1c: Physical Optics and Limits of Detection|Diffraction and resolution]] and [[Optical aberrati
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• Assignment 1, Part 3: Building your transillumination microscope
  There is more than one way to arrange the optics in a microscope. The particular design you will use in this lab calls for t Please see the Nikon [http://www.microscopyu.com/articles/optics/objectiveintro.html Introduction to Microscope Objectives] at their excelle
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• Assignment 7, Part 2: measure temperature and fluorescence
  ===Excitation and emission optics=== ...y up or down by a few orders of magnitude depending on the details of your optics. This small current must be amplified to a level where it can be easily mea
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• Assignment 3 Overview
  * [[Geometrical optics and ray tracing]] * [[Physical optics and resolution]]
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