In Michelson interferometer, the fringes of equal inclination produced are called as-
In Michelson interferometer, the fringes of equal inclination produced are called as- Correct Answer Haidinger's fringes
The correct answer is option 3) i.e. Haidinger's fringes.
CONCEPT:
- Michelsons Interferometer: It is a device used to study the properties of interference of light waves.
- The interferometer splits a beam of light such that one beam strikes a fixed mirror and the other beam strikes a movable mirror.
- The beams after reflecting from the mirrors are brought back together to produce an interference pattern.
- When light from an extended source falls on a thin film of an optically denser medium, fringes of equal inclinations are produced.
- These fringes indicate the position where light interferes, emerging from a medium at an equal angle.
Additional Information
- The experiment was known as the Michelson-Morley experiment but the fringes of equal inclination produced by the interferometer were called Haidinger's fringes.
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