The
equation :
E0=A*cos(2*pi*r/wavelength)/r
codes:
from visual import *
import pylab as p
import mpl_toolkits.mplot3d.axes3d as
p3
wavelength = 2.0e-3
scrnDist = 5.0e-2
scrnWdth = 2.4e-2
xs=0
ys=0
A=1
N=100
dX=scrnDist/N
Xcoords=arange(dX,scrnDist+2*dX,dX)
dY=scrnDist/N
Ycoords=arange(-scrnDist/2,scrnDist/2+2*dY,dY)
[xd,yd]=meshgrid(Xcoords,Ycoords)
r=sqrt((xd-xs)**2+(yd-ys)**2)
E0=A*cos(2*pi*r/wavelength)/r
#print E0
adding this code, each Eo will be the
ouput
fig=p.figure()
Efield=p3.Axes3D(fig)
Efield.plot_wireframe(xd,yd,E0)
Efield.set_xlabel('Xd')
Efield.set_ylabel('Yd')
Efield.set_zlabel('E0')
fig2=p.figure()
p.contour(xd,yd,E0)
p.show()
Output the 3-D visualization of variable E between the source and the screen.
2mm wavelength
4mm wavelength
8mm wavelength
Interference plots:
For 2mm wavelength
For 4mm wavelength
For 8mm wavelength Interference patterns are found when a double slit is presence. The wave is not a smooth round shape. With an increased wavelength, the wave field is less intense and more spread out.
The separation between the two sources was changed to 24mm
With an bigger separation between the two sources, the distances between the lines will increase. The interference effect is reduced.
Intensity of the wave field was measured to observe the interference effects.
Intensity with smaller wavelength
Intensity with larger wavelength
The total intensity is zero at some points. With a decreased in intensity, the distance increases. With an increased in wavelength, the distances between the lines decrease.
Output the 3-D visualization of variable E between the source and the screen.
2mm wavelength
4mm wavelength
8mm wavelength
Interference plots:
For 2mm wavelength
For 4mm wavelength
For 8mm wavelength Interference patterns are found when a double slit is presence. The wave is not a smooth round shape. With an increased wavelength, the wave field is less intense and more spread out.
The separation between the two sources was changed to 24mm
With an bigger separation between the two sources, the distances between the lines will increase. The interference effect is reduced.
Intensity of the wave field was measured to observe the interference effects.
Intensity with smaller wavelength
Intensity with larger wavelength
The total intensity is zero at some points. With a decreased in intensity, the distance increases. With an increased in wavelength, the distances between the lines decrease.
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