5. How do you calculate the Numerical aperture of an Optic fiber? Find the numerical aperture '0' of a 1.5m plastic optical fiber, if the distance from tip to surface is 5cm and the light radius is 3.5cm?

5. How do you calculate the Numerical aperture of an Optic fiber? Find the numerical aperture '0' of a 1.5m plastic optical fiber, if the distance from tip to surface is 5cm and the light radius is 3.5cm?

Principles of Instrumental Analysis

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Chapter7: Components Of Optical Instruments

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