Kepler’s telescope and Galileo’s telescope

VP5.1.4.2

Ray path through the Kepler telescope (P5.1.4.2)

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Description

The aim of the experiment P5.1.4.2 is to observe distant objects using a telescope. The objective and the ocular of a telescope are arranged so that the back focal point of the objective coincides with the front focal point of the ocular. A distinction is made between the Galilean telescope, which uses a dispersing lens as an ocular and produces an erect image, and the Kepler telescope, which produces an inverted image because its ocular is a collecting lens. In both cases, the total magnification can be determined as:

Components of equipment sets

1	46002 4	Lens in frame, f=50 mm
1	46003 4	Lens in frame, f=100 mm
1	46004 4	Lens in frame, f=200 mm
1	46005 8	Lens in frame, f=500 mm
1	46006 8	Lens in frame, f=-100 mm
1	460310 8	Optical bench, S1 profile, 1 m
2	460312 4	Clamp rider with clamp 45/35
1	31122 4	Vertical rule
1	30011 4	Saddle base

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P5.1.4.2 Keplers telescope and Galileos telescope

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Kepler’s telescope and Galileo’s telescope

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