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Phys 1 Student Workbook.pdf

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<strong>Phys</strong>ics Labs with Computers, Vol. 1<strong>Student</strong> <strong>Workbook</strong>P35: Diffraction Patterns 012-07000A8. Turn on the power switch on the back of the Diode Laser. Adjust the position of the laserand the MULTIPLE SLIT SET on the Slit Accessory so that the laser beam passes throughone of the double-slit pairs on the SLIT SET and forms a clear, horizontal diffractionpattern on the white screen of the ApertureBracket.9. Record the slit width “a” and slit spacing “d”of the double-slit pattern you use in the LabReport section.10. Rotate the Aperture Disk on the front of theAperture Bracket until the narrowest slit is infront of the Light Sensor opening.Light SensorDiode LaserRotary MotionSensorSlit AccessoryPreparing to Record Data• Before recording any data for later analysis, you should experiment with the RotaryMotion Sensor and Light Sensor setup.• Move the Rotary Motion Sensor/Light Sensor along the rack until the maximum at oneedge of the diffraction pattern is next to the slit in front of the Light Sensor.• Begin recording data.• Slowly and smoothly, move the Rotary Motion Sensor/Light Sensor so that the maxima ofthe diffraction pattern move across the slit on the Aperture Disk.• When the entire interference pattern has been measured, stop recording data. ‘Run #1’ willappear in the Data List.• Rescale the Graph to fit the data. Examine the plot of light intensity versus position..• Erase your data. Select Run #1 in the Data List and press the ‘Delete key on the keyboard.PART IIIA: Data Recording – Double-Slit Diffraction Pattern• Move the Rotary Motion Sensor/Light Sensor along the rack until the maximum at oneedge of the diffraction pattern is next to the slit in front of the Light Sensor.1. Begin recording data.2. Slowly and smoothly, move the Rotary Motion Sensor/Light Sensor so that the maxima ofthe diffraction pattern move across the slit on the Aperture Disk.3. When the entire diffraction pattern has been measured, stop recording data.p. 262 ©1999 PASCO scientific P35

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