mod11lec51-Michelson and Fabry-Perot Interferometers

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[@anjalisaini3894]

Sir, I appreciate that you tell the some important points which we usually neglect while studying

[@gauravgupta5585]

sorry for the criticism sir , but i think you should have explained the circular fringes physically. We also get straight line fringes in michelson you should have differentiate between them. And one last thing now a days we uses's laser so it would be good if you had explained that.

[@yellowmonsters1190]

abe oye angreJ jyada gyaan mat de

[@tonmoydeka7319]

@@yellowmonsters1190 thats just a language and he is saying the truth. What is your problem

[@harshtyagi7176]

best explanation

[@pedroaguilar2198]

I have one question about Fabry-Perot, if we have two different kind of materials in surfaces, do we have to change de r? to something like r*r2 (being r=cristal, r2=metal)

[@abhishekkhatkar]

kyon paisa kharab kar rhe govt ka ye khanapurti krke