A diffraction grating having 190 lines/mm is illuminated with a light signal containing only two wavelengths, ^1 = 452 nm and A2 = 565 nm. The signal is incident perpendicularly on the grating. %3D What is the angular separation between the second-order maxima of these two wavelengths? (b) What is the smallest angle at which two of the resulting maxima are superimposed? (c) What is the highest order for which maxima for both wavelengths are present in the diffraction pattern?

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Chapter 36, Problem 051
A diffraction grating having 190 lines/mm is illuminated with a light signal containing only two
wavelengths, A1
What is the angular separation between the second-order maxima of these two wavelengths? (b)
What is the smallest angle at which two of the resulting maxima are superimposed? (c) What is the
highest order for which maxima for both wavelengths are present in the diffraction pattern?
= 452 nm and A2
= 565 nm. The signal is incident perpendicularly on the grating. (a)
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(b) Number
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(c) Number
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Transcribed Image Text:Chapter 36, Problem 051 A diffraction grating having 190 lines/mm is illuminated with a light signal containing only two wavelengths, A1 What is the angular separation between the second-order maxima of these two wavelengths? (b) What is the smallest angle at which two of the resulting maxima are superimposed? (c) What is the highest order for which maxima for both wavelengths are present in the diffraction pattern? = 452 nm and A2 = 565 nm. The signal is incident perpendicularly on the grating. (a) (a) Number Units (b) Number Units (c) Number Units
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