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1 Homework Assignment #4 2/24/11

2 Ear’s adaptation to capture sound
1800 mm2 Sound in air must get into fluid filled cochlea Amplification Pressure = force / area As area decreases, pressure increases a) b) 3.2 mm2 70 mm2

3 Additional factors C) 30% more force from levers of middle ear bones
25.7*21.8*1.3 = 731 D) Round window decreases resistance 731 * 4 = 2925 This is nearly 75% of the way to the 3800 factor impedance mismatch between air and water

4 Light equations - transparent objects
Fraction light reflected Fraction light transmitted Fraction light absorbed T + A + R = 1

5 Homework # 2 - Reflection

6 Homework # 2 - Reflection
1a. Reflection at air / cornea 1b. Reflection at aqueous humour / lens Doesn’t matter which material is 1 and 2

7 #1c. Eye glasses - no eyes Glass Air R1 R2 I0 I2 I1
1st surface reflection 2nd surface reflection R1 + R2 = = 0.092 Glass Air R1 R2 I0 I2 I1

8 #1c. Eye glasses - no eyes First surface reflection
If we ignore absorption I1=(1-R1) * I0 = 0.953I0 Glass Air R1 R2 I0 I2 I1

9 #1c. Eye glasses - no eyes Glass Air R1 R2 I0 I2 I1
Front surface reflection If we ignore absorpton I1=(1-R1) * I0 = 0.953I0 2nd surface reflection I2 = (1-R2) * I1 = (1-R1)*(1-R2) * I0 = 0.909 So total reflection is Rtot= 1 - I2 = = R1 + R2 = This is pretty darn close and is a fine answer Glass Air R1 R2 I0 I2 I1

10 # 3 - Snell’s law 3a. Refraction at air / cornea n= n=1.376

11 Homework # 2 - Snell’s law
2a. Refraction at air / cornea 2b. Refraction at aqueous humour / lens So light bends most at n= n=1.376 The cornea - 80% of focusing

12 Viewing angles =24° Air cornea =17°

13 Viewing angles =24° Air cornea Bends 6.8° =17°

14 Comparison of bending at cornea and lens
24° ° = 6.8° Bending at lens 24° ° = 1.3°

15 Homework #4a - photon energy
Energy of photon 350 nm x J / photon 700 nm 2.8 x J / photon Don’t forget to convert nm to m (109 nm /m)

16 Homework #4b - chemical energy
Energy of one ATP = 7 x J Energy of photon = NATP (7 x 10-20J/ATP) 350 nm: 5.7 x J = (7 x J/ATP) NATP NATP = 8 ATP 700 nm: NATP = 4 ATP

17 Homework #5a - photons in a laser
650 nm laser E (photon) = 3 x J Laser power = 1 mW = J/s # photons/s = laser power / photon energy = J / s / 3 x J = 3 x 1015 photons / s

18 #5b - absorption Transmission = 1 - Absorption
Transmission = I / I0 = 90% Absorption = 1 - T - R (ignore reflection) = = 0.1

19 #5b - absorption Transmission = 1 - Absorption
Transmission = I / I0 = 90% Absorption = 1 - T - R (ignore reflection) = = 0.1 # photons absorbed = 0.1 * (# photons from laser) = 0.1 * (3 x 1015 photons/s * 1s) = 3 x 1014 photons


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