Write ten difference between convex and concave lens brainly
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1) concave lens is thinner in the middle and thicker at the edges.
2) it is also called diverging lens.
3) image formed is virtual and smaller than the object.
4) it's focal length is always negative.
5) it is used for the correction of problem of short sight.
6) Appear smaller and farther.
7) Used to Correct myopia.
8) Curves inward.
CONVEX LENS:-
1) convex lens is thicker in the middle and thinner at the edges.
2) it is aso called converging lens.
3) image formed is real and inverted.
4) it's focal length is always positive.
5) used for the correction of problem of long sight.
6) Appear closer and larger.
7) Used to Correct hyperopia.
8) Curves outward.
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: Concave and convex are two basic types of lenses. A convex lens focuses light rays, whereas a concave lens causes the light rays to diverge.
A lens can be defined as a transparent material (like a glass) that has either an open curved surface or one flat surface or two curved surfaces. They work on the principles of refraction, as they change the direction of light waves by refraction. A convex lens focuses light rays, and therefore is also known as a converging lens. The focal point is the point where the light rays meet.
These types of lenses are thicker in the middle than in comparison to their edges. Due to this structure, it is able to converge the light rays. They produce real images, and therefore are mainly used in various optical instruments. A convex lens enables a thing to look bigger than its actual size. It happens due the fact that rays focus on the object and the object looks bigger than its actual size. Light that passes through a convex lens can be focused on a surface like a screen.
A concave lens is just the opposite of a convex lens. It is thinner in the middle and thicker at the edges. Therefore, it diverges the light rays. The emerging rays do not actually intersect. However, they seem to intersect on the incidence side by tracing the emerging rays backward.
This phenomenon is responsible for the creation of virtual images. Therefore, the image created by a concave lens is always a virtual image rather than a real image. They are unable to form an image on a screen. However, they are widely used together with convex lens in order to provide sharp images to the convex lens.
Comparison between Convex and Concave Lenses:
Concave
Convex
Structure
A concave lens is thinner in the middle and thicker at the edges.
A convex lens is thicker in the middle and thinner at the edges.
Other name
Diverging Lens
Converging Lens
Images Formed
Virtual, upright and smaller than the object between object and the lens. (regardless of the object's position)
Real , inverted, smaller than object, - object at F
Real , inverted, same size as object, - object at 2F
Real , inverted, larger than object, object between 2F and F
No image - object at F
Virtual, upright, larger than object – behind object on the same side of the lens
Meaning
Concave means “hollowed or rounded”.
Convex means “curved or rounded like the outside of a sphere or circle”.
In Spectacles
Used for the correction of problem in short sight.
Used for the correction of problem in long sight.
Applications
Glasses (to correct for short sight), spy holes in doors, some telescopes, back window of coaches, etc.
Eye, camera, overhead projector, focus sunlight, projector microscope, simple telescope, glasses (to correct for long sight), magnifying glass, etc.
Focal Length
Negative
Positive