Ray Optics
Basic Optics Light Source
Basic Optics Light SourceAn all-in-one bright point source, illuminated crossed-arrow object, primary-color source, and ray box with up to five parallel rays.
Demonstration Mirror, Concave
Demonstration Mirror, ConcaveVirtual and real images are formed with these large, curved mirrors.
Demonstration Mirror, Convex
Demonstration Mirror, ConvexVirtual and real images are formed with these large, curved mirrors.
Equilateral Prism
Equilateral PrismDemonstrate the dispersion and refraction of white light with this high-quality glass prism.
Mirage
MirageThese two concave mirrors create a real image of any object you place at the bottom.
One-Way Mirror Model
One-Way Mirror ModelThe One-Way Mirror Model is a simple kit that helps students explore how a one-way mirror works. The model consists of a cardboard box divided into two rooms by a one-way mirror. A figurine is placed in each room as an object to view in the mirror. A light source is used to turn a light in each room on and off. The light source is dimmable to allow students to vary the amount of light in each room. Students make observations by looking through the viewports on the sides of the box.
Optical Fiber Model
Optical Fiber ModelThis bent acrylic rod simulates the operation of optical fibers.
Ray Optics Kit
Ray Optics KitA basic set of lenses and mirrors for ray and color experiments.
Ray Optics Laser System
Ray Optics Laser SystemDesigned for simple and clear demonstrations of geometric optics principles. A complete system for a very large number of experiments.
Right Angle Prism
Right Angle PrismUse this Right Angle Prism to demonstrate chromatic dispersion or to bend a beam of light by 90 degrees.
