Diameter: 40 mm
Objects: 6 slits and wires
Slit widths: 35, 50, 75, 100, 150, 200 µm
Precision: ±2 µm
Material: K9 optical glass
Mask: chrome microlithography
Mount: Clix ring
Clix ring paired slots and wires token
A Practical Tool for Exploring Babinet's Principle in the Classroom
The paired slits and wires token on a Clix ring allows for a simple visualization of the effect of slit or wire width on the diffraction pattern. Its design also facilitates the experimental demonstration of Babinet's principle by comparing complementary objects arranged in pairs.
This component includes 6 pairs of slits and wires, with identical widths ranging from 35 to 200 µm. Each element is etched with a precision of ±2 µm on an optical glass disc, using a chromium mask deposited through microlithography. The radial layout enables quick alignment and configuration changes without disturbing the setup.
Mounted on a magnetic Clix ring, the token is protected from repeated handling while remaining easy to use. It is a suitable tool for diffraction lab work in high school, particularly for studies of symmetry and complementarity of diffracting objects.
| Material | Optical glass |
| Slots | 6 strings and 6 single slits |
| Format | Ø40 mm |
| Mount | Clix ring |
| Mask | Chrome microlithography |
| Object type | Slits and Wires |
| Component type | Diffraction element |
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