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Model No. OS-8459 Experiment 11: Telescope
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1. Measure d
o1
, the distance from the object (paper pat-
tern on screen) to the objective lens.
2. Determine d
i2
, the distance from the eyepiece lens to
the image. Since the image is in the plane of the
object, this is equal to the distance between the eye-
piece lens and the object (screen). Remember that the
image distance for a virtual image is negative.
3. Calculate d
i1
using d
o1
and the focal length of the
objective lens in the Thin Lens Formula (Equation
11.1).
4. Calculate d
o2
by subtracting d
i1
from the distance
between the lenses.
5. Calculate the magnification using Equation 11.2.
6. Calculate the percent difference between the calcu-
lated magnification and the observed value.
Questions
1. Is the image inverted or upright?
2. Is the image that you see through the telescope real or virtual?
Further Study
Image Formed by the Objective Lens
Where is the image formed by the objective lens? Is it real or virtual? Use a desk lamp
to brightly illuminate the paper grid (or replace the screen with the light source’s
crossed-arrow object). Hold a sheet of paper vertically where you think the image is.
Do you see the image? Is it inverted or upright? Remove the sheet of paper and hold a
pencil in the same place. Look through eyepiece lens; you will see two images, one of
the pencil and one of the grid pattern. Are both images inverted? Use parallax to
determine the location of the pencil image.
Object at Infinity
Remove the screen and look through the lenses at a distant object. Adjust the distance
between the lenses to focus the telescope. Estimate the observed magnification.
Now calculated the magnification by taking the ratio of the focal lengths of the lenses.
Compare the calculated magnification to the observed magnification.
How is the distance between the lenses related to their focal lengths?
Table 11.1: Results
Position of Objective Lens
Position of Eyepiece Lens
Position of Screen
Observed magnification
d
o1
d
i2
d
i1
d
o2
Calculated Magnification
Percent Difference
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