Wavefronts Through Optical Devices Rotational Motion Explore Huygens’ construction and ray behavior as wavefronts pass through lenses, mirrors, and obstacles. Mahesh Kurmi WhatsApp Facebook X Email
Diffraction of Light at a Single Slit Wave Optics Explore how slit width, wavelength, and distance affect the Fraunhofer diffraction pattern of a laser beam. Simphy WhatsApp Facebook X Email
Young's Double‑Slit Experiment Wave Optics Observe interference and diffraction from a laser through adjustable slits onto a screen and photon behavior. Simphy WhatsApp Facebook X Email
Rayleigh Criterion and Lens Resolution Wave Optics Visualize diffraction’s Airy pattern and apply Rayleigh’s criterion to discover a lens’s resolution limit. Mahesh Kurmi WhatsApp Facebook X Email
Fermat's Principle of Least Time Ray Optics Watch light race through mirrors, lenses and adjustable media to reveal Fermat’s least‑time path in optics. Mahesh Kurmi WhatsApp Facebook X Email
Polarisation 2D – Malus’ Law Explorer Wave Optics Explore how polarising filters change light intensity, test Malus’ law, and see the third‑polaroid effect. Mahesh Kurmi WhatsApp Facebook X Email
Huygens' Refraction Proof Wave Optics Step through Huygens' principle to watch wavefronts refract, derive Snell’s law and see internal reflection. Simphy WhatsApp Facebook X Email
Huygens' Principle Proof of the Law of Reflection Wave Optics Interactive proof of the law of reflection via Huygens’ principle, with sliders for incidence angle and time. Mahesh Kurmi WhatsApp Facebook X Email
Huygens' Principle: Wavefront Construction Wave Optics Explore Huygens' principle by building wavefronts from wavelets, adjusting source distance and number of… Mahesh Kurmi WhatsApp Facebook X Email
Coherent Sources and Fringe Formation Wave Optics Explore interference of two sources, varying separation and distance to see bright and dark optical fringes. Mahesh Kurmi WhatsApp Facebook X Email
Colour by Reflection vs Colour by Temperature Thermodynamics Explore how objects reflect colored light and emit thermal radiation, showing Kirchhoff’s law as they heat up. Simphy WhatsApp Facebook X Email