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Filters Filter Pair
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Light will not pass through a pair of polaroid filters when they are aligned perpendicularly. But, if a 3rd…
polaroid filter is sandwiched between the other 2 with its alignment halfway between the alignment of the others(that is with it’s axis making a 45 degree angle with each of the other two)some light goes through. WHY?
I know that a small amt of shorter wavelenghts can get through but there must be more to it. Can you help me out?
In order to answer this question, you’ll first have to know something about light. Light can be regarded as a flow of particles (called photons), or as an electromagnetic wave. I’ll try to stick to the wave theory. So, light can be regarded as a waveform, oscillating in an arbitrary direction perpendicular to its direction of motion. There will be waves oscillating up/down, oscillating left/right and all that’s in between those two.
A polaroid filter only allows to pass that component of the oscillation, directed in the polarizing direction of the filter. So only the waves that are oscillating in the polarizing direction can pass the filter unattenuated. All other waves will attenuate according to the formula:
Amplitude after polarizing = Amplitude before polarizing * cos (theta),
where theta is the angle between the oscillating direction of the wave and the polarizing direction of the filter.
The overall effect is blocking out half of the available light, and ‘directing’ the other half.
In your case, where you have a total of 3 filters, the inner filter “channels” a small amount of light along the interim filter so that it hits the perpendicular filter at an angle that it would not otherwise be traveling along.
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