KSCIBAE Klinger Scientific Brewster Angle Experiment Complete Set Up

Klinger Scientific - Brewster Angle Experiment Complete Set Up When un-polarized light is incident on the surface of a dielectric (such as a glass), at a certain angle of incidence the reflected light is completely plane-polarized. This phenomenon was discovered by Sir David Brewster and, thus, the specific angle is called Brewster’s angle or polarization angle. Also, from the experiment, it can be confirmed that the reflected ray and the refracted ray are 90° apart when the incident angle is set at Brewster’s angle. OBJECTIVES Measurement of Brewster’s angle for a given dielectric dispersive medium. KEY FEATURES Rotating Table: A simple, smooth and compact rotating table. The rotating table used is extremely smooth to operate. It is a single assembly that holds glass sample, analyzer and light sensor, thus minimizing the size of the whole equipment. Smooth rotation makes measurement continuous and accurate. Light Sensor: This enables measurement of light intensity at various angles o