(a) Use an amplitude-and-phase diagram to explain why a zone plate has secondary foci at distances of...
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(a) Use an amplitude-and-phase diagram to explain why a zone plate has secondary foci at distances of f/3, f/5, f/7 . . . .
(b) An opaque, perfectly circular disk of diameter D is placed perpendicular to an incoming plane wave. Show that, at distances r such that rF ≪ D, the disk casts a rather sharp shadow, but at the precise center of the shadow there must be a bright spot. How bright?
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ANSWER a An amplitudeandphase diagram can be used to explain the formation of secondary foci in a zone plate as follows A zone plate is a diffractive optical element that consists of a series of trans...View the full answer
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