6.3.2 Refraction and Dispersion

Course subject(s) Module 6 – Light management 1

Snell’s Law

Snell’s law answers the question: In what direction travels a beam that is transmitted into a new medium? In this video you will also learn about the concept of total internal reflection.

Note that there is an error at minute 1:50, where the correct statement should be: “It can be gathered from Snell’s law that if n2 is greater than n1, the angle of transmittance will be smaller than the angle of incidence.”

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