

First focus the image of the slide on the screen as shown above. By slight defocussing, you get regions of reversed contrast (light and dark reversed) and rings where there is no image, corresponding to a representation of the optical transfer function's dependence on spatial frequency (Fourier space). This is seen in the photograph at the right as slight bending of the black lines toward the center of the figure.
Show diffraction by two dimensional gratings. Read More
Show diffraction by two dimensional gratings. Read More
Two dimensional diffraction patterns with crystal symmetries. Read More
Show diffraction by arrays of complex figures. Read More
Diffraction of laser beam by a pin point. Read More
Diffraction of a laser beam by a sharp edge. Read More
Interference of a laser beam using Fresnel's mirror. Read More
Laser interference using Lloyd's mirror. Read More
White light interference from Lloyd's mirror. Read More
Interference of laser beam using Fresnel's biprism. Read More
Show white light interference. Read More
Demonstrates interference between light reflected by front and rear surfaces of a lens. Read More
Show the effect of de-focussing on the (diffraction limited) optical transfer function of a lens (the lens of the projector). Read More