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Abbe’s sine condition | Optics

Abbe’s sine condition

Sign convention

For axial or longitudinal distance

  • The distances measured along optic axis or parallel to optic axis are known as axial or longitudinal distance.
  • All the distances measured in the direction of incident ray from optical centre O are taken as positive, and all the distances measured in the direction opposite to the incident ray are taken as negative.

For transverse or lateral distance

  • All the distances measured perpendicular to the optic axis are known as transverse or lateral distances.
  • The transverse distances above the optic axis are taken as positive and the transverse distances below the optic axis are taken as negative.

For angles

  • The angles measured in anticlockwise direction with optic axis are measured as positive, and the angles measured in clockwise directions are measured as negative.
  • ∠ θ1 is negative, and ∠θ2 is positive.

            Note

    • All the longitudinal distances should be measured from optical centre, and all the lateral distances should be measured from optic axis.


      Abbe’s sine condition

    • By using sign convention
    • h1 and v are positive.
    • h2 and u are negative
    • θ1 and i are positive, and θ2 is negative.
    • From △CNM and △CN՛M
    ՛
    • By using sine law in △ANC

    • By using sine law in △AN՛C
    • This is Abbe's since condition.
    • This relation is valid for all the values of θ1 and θ2.
    • In this way a point N on axis imaged as N՛ on the axis by refraction from the surface XY.
    • A surface which does so, is known as aplantic surface, and this surface is used in objectives of microscopes.
    • If aperture of the refracting surface is very small, then θ1 and θ2 will be very small.
    • ∴   sin θ1 ≈ tan θ1 and sin θ2 ≈ tan θ2
    • µ1h1 tan θ1 = µ2h2 tan θ2
    • This is Lagrange’s equation.
    • Also if the values of θ1 and θ2 are very small, then tan θ1 ≈ θ1 and tan θ2 ≈ θ2
    • µ1h1 θ1 = µ2h2 θ2
    • This is Helmholtz equation.
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