Elementary Systems

Groß, Herbert; and, Fritz Blechinger; Achtner, Bertram

doi:10.1002/9783527699247.ch3

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Representing the Eye With A Single Lens And A Screen1

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“…The refractive power of the eye changes with respect to its distance from an object. When focused on an object at infinity, the refractive power of the healthy eye of a young person is about 59 dioptres, while it is about 71 dioptres when focused on a very close object [6]. The variation in refractive power of the eye can be represented by employing lenses having different focal lengths.…”

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Investigating accommodation using eyes and lenses

Dilek

Şahin²

2013

Phys. Educ.

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In this paper, an in-class activity concerned with real image formation by a converging lens in the context of accommodation in human eyes is described. In the first part of the activity, students are encouraged to experience the accommodation of their eyes in a prescribed way using simple materials. In the second part, the accommodation function of the human eye is illustrated by means of a simple demonstration.

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confidence: 99%