PoMT
for Physics of Modern Technology @ RUG
62 flashcards · Physics · by Kristóf Nagy
Sneel's law refraction
n: refractive index angle: to normal
refractive index
n: refractive index c: speed in vacuum v: speed in medium
critical angle
sin of second angle = 1 b second r. ind. a first r. ind.
lens, object image
lens, magnification
i: image distance o: object distance h_i: image height h_o: object height
magnifying glass
f-number
f-number = f-number: f/_ f: focal length D: aperture
telescope, magnification
o: objective lens e: eye piece (oculair)
microscope, magnification
d: distance between back-focal plane and eye piece focal plane = tube length
angular resolution, first minimum, telescopes
a: angle between center and first ring L: wavelength D: aperture
resolution, microscope
r: resolution (smallest feature) L: wavelength NA: Numerical Aperture
NA
n: ind. of r. a: half opening angle D: aperture f: focal length
resolution, electron microscopy
r: resolution a: half opening angle L: wl
resolution, electron microscopy, spherical aberration
r: resolution + diameter of circle of least confusion a: half angle C_s: constant of spherical aberration
magnetic, memory loss after time
t_N: avg time for magnetization to randomly flip t_0: material constant, attempt t K: magnetic anisotropy density V: volume KV: energy barrier k_B: Boltzmann constant (match units to K) T: temperature can be solved for T to get blocking temperature (T_B)
wl, T, f
c: speed L: wavelength T: period time f: frequency
photon E
E=f*h E: energy f: frequency h: Planck's constant
energy of high speed stuff
E: energy m: mass c: speed of light v: speed of particle
momentum of high speed stuff
p: momentum m: mass v: speed of particle c: speed of light
eV
resonance frequency, MRI, magnetic
f_0: resonance frequency (Hz) B_0: magnetic field (Tesla) (gamma: gyromagnetic ratio)
(V)_RMS
V: voltage T: measured time t_0: start time + also true for P
resistivity
solar cell output, and other stuff
e: electron charge V: output voltage E_gap: bandgap energy in the cell
energy of e by V
viscosity - temperature
n~: viscosity (Poise) n~_0: viscosity in the limit of high temperature, Constant B: Constant T: temperature T_VF: Constant
glass viscosity
n~ = 10^13 poise
shear thinning, cross model
n~: viscosity (poise) n~_0: starting viscosity (poise) L: characteristic time, Constant (s) .gamma: shear rate (Hz) n: shear thinning exponent, Constant (1)
viscosity, molecular weight
n~_0: viscosity at equilibrium M_w: molecular weight
shear thinning, power-law fluids, high shear rates
n~: viscosity m: consistency index, Constant (1/K?) .gamma: shear rate (Hz) n: Constant
ohm's law
I: current V: voltage R: resistance
battery voltages
V: cell voltage, emf I: current R, r: resistances
serial, current
I: current
serial, resistance
R: resistances
serial, voltage
V: voltage, I: current, R: resistances ! but different for each user
parallel, voltage
V: voltage
parallel, current
I: currents
parallel, resistance
R: resistances
voltage
V, V difference in electric potential
current
I, A flow of electric charge (C/s)
capacity
C, Ah current*time total charge accumulated
power
P, W PV*I=V2/R energy transfer rate, potential to do work
energy
E, Wh Power*time !!! C*emf !!! (capacity*electromotiveforce)
energy density
E/(m or V) = Wh/(kg or m3) energy / unit m or V
power density
E/(m or V) = W/(kg or m3) maximum power / unit m or V
ideal gas law
gas, delta energy
gas, energy
U: internal energy n: number of moles R: universal gas constant (J/K*mol) T: temperature (K) c_v: Constant
gas, c_v values
gas, isothermal Work
W: work n: number of moles R: universal gas constant T: temperature V: volumes
gas, adiabatic process
P*Vy=const. y = (c_v+1)/c_v not really needed
gas, Work
pipes, Bernoulli's equation
P: pressure (Pa) p~: density (Kg/m3) v: flow velocity (m/s) y: height (m)
pipes, Venturi effect
A: pipe cross-section v: flow speed
charge of an electron
e = 1.6*10-19 C(oulomb)
P
peta 1015
k
kilo 103
m
milli 10-3
f
femto 10-15
a
atto 10-18
exp decay