Optics 2 Projection Optics Physics Science Kits for Lab Use in Schools & Colleges ATICO Export

Precise measurements:

• The OPTICS 2 experiment set enables experiments on image and shadow formation
• Lens frames and concave mirror frames are marked with principal planes and reference lines
• This allows object and image distances to be measured with a precision of up to 0.5 mm

The universal track is also used as an optical bench:

• The same profiled rail used in MECHANICS sets is used here as an optical bench
• The scale begins about 15 cm from the end of the rail
• This allows the object (slide) to be positioned directly over the zero mark
• Enables simple and accurate measurement of object and image distances
• The universal track is not included in the set

Enormous savings in time:

• The set reduces the time required for conducting experiments
• When the experiment lamp from OPTICS 1 is attached to the stand rod, it is automatically set to the correct height
• Lens holders and screens can be easily mounted on riders
• Riders slide smoothly along the track and can be fixed in position quickly

Included items:

• 1 × Storage case
• 1 × Inlay with cut-outs for apparatus, O2
• 1 × Stand rod, 10 cm
• 1 × White screen with scale
• 1 × Transparent screen
• 1 × Lens, +50, in holder
• 1 × Lens, +100, in holder
• 1 × Lens, +300, in holder
• 1 × Lens, –100 in lens holder
• 1 × Concave mirror in holder
• 1 × Simple lens holder
• 1 × Lens holder with slide holder
• 1 × Threaded rod
• 1 × F-shaped aperture
• 1 × Aperture with 4-mm hole
• 1 × Aperture with 2-mm hole
• 1 × Aperture with 1-mm hole
• 1 × Aperture with square hole
• 2 × Simple riders
• 1 × Rider with slot
• 1 × Lamp block
• 1 × Rider with screw

Additionally required:

• Experiment set OPTICS 1
• Universal track
• Low voltage power supply MKS 2.4
• Low voltage power supply MKS 3.1

Experiments:

• Formation of shadows
• Pinhole cameras
• Virtual and real images from a concave mirror
• Real images from a converging lens
• Magnifying glasses
• Microscopes
• Astronomical telescopes
• Galileo telescopes
• Reflecting telescopes
• Eye defects
• Stereoscopic vision