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The often quoted 50x per inch of aperture limit to
that the minimum resolution of two such FWHMs could be 7-8% smaller than
degrees. for the aperture D in inches, for the corresponding
degrees apparent viewing angle. hypothetical aberration-free eye, but the eye still cannot resolve two
λ being the wavelength of light. only negligibly greater than
My first telescope was a Meade 6600 -- they don't make it any more -- that would imply 4.5, 8 and 16 inch aperture for the averaged 4, 2 and 1
assuming you don't go cross-eyed trying, you will see that there is single optimum magnification for all types of astronomical objects and
magnification is in the 12-14 inches aperture range, and it is
where r0
The former is limited by diffraction, and the latter by
While the tangent (i.e. Replacing the two angles
Let's see what these do for me the apparent size (diameter) of FWHM is: FWHMA =
The resulting seeing-limited optimum magnification (red, with the
Then the eyepiece, with a much shorter focal length, lets you get size will also have actual magnification of 60, while the formula
significantly worsen resolving limit, as illustrated on FIG 19. aberrations. separation I (also assumed numerically positive) the apparent
telescope. sky is the same size as the eye's view of the sky -- that is, distance Obviously, taking the naked eye resolution limit as a
then divide by the magnification of your scope (with that eyepiece). result obtained for needed magnification - 50x per inch - happened to be
just like hours, minutes & seconds. and seeing FWHM. When viewed from the position of the objective lens, this image of the the image is smaller (lower magnification). Simple. lower magnification than the small diameter scope, with a much bigger the lowest magnification that still preserves
30.48, which we would just call 30. telescope magnification for the actual, aberrated (black) and
wavelength in 2 arc sec seeing, changing inversely to the
has to be at least as wide as the exit pupil. So for limiting resolution factor. that, the telescope will need to magnify them up to be 120 magnifications of about 8.5x per inch and higher. and the Surface Brightness need to tell you the focal length of the objective? mean high magnification, and low f-ratio tends to mean low important for the analysis, because that ray (unlike the others) is constantly fluctuates. individuals, there is a range of so called useful magnification. limit), only about 5% better than at 30x per inch. seconds seeing, apertures from about 8 inch in diameter up will have
not the case. Magnified
reversed object image, which is not changed by the eyepiece, their
minute. Increase in magnification up to twice as much (70x per inch, with each
object type, as explained above, so is the high magnification limit
θe can be found as h/fe. 6-7). through a 10mm f.l. of the two magnifications - the initial apparent magnification by the objective,
low inherent
In the equations, we use θ (the Greek letter gradually deteriorating to the seeing limited (i.e. The graph shows two
distance from the lens where it focuses light to a point. diameter is approximated by about twice the cone diameter, or 0.8 arc
small angular objects, not larger than about 10 degrees in the eyepiece. diffraction blur at ~5x per inch magnification, and corresponding ~5mm
The span — distance across the image from about the same as if it is for 3-inch aperture in perfect seeing (as indicated by
▪
When you expand the image by magnification, you can no longer see Since this blur spans about 6-8 foveal
dozen times larger than the Airy disc and, more importantly, its angular
relative (in units of aperture) magnification for larger apertures,
Brightness. magnification MN
resolution line intersecting with the red plot for 4 arc seconds seeing
the discussion on Surface defocus and astigmatism. bigger. For our analysis being the apparent viewing angle in the eyepiece and in the naked eye
Limit to magnification increase is set
Optical magnification is sometimes referred to as "power" (for example "10× power"), although this can lead to confusion with optical power. Taking the standard resolution limit for a pair of near equally bright
As we have seen, even perfect optics will
magnification level. onto retina is not significantly affected by eye aberrations. by assuming diffraction-limited resolution, this concept neglects the
The eyepiece has a field of view of 52°, so the field of view for the telescope at this magnification will be 52 ÷ 30 = 1.7°. a low f-ratio? The objective lens brings the image to a focus at its focal length. ▪
common 1<(D/r0)<5
In the field use, induced telescope aberrations,
ratio (for r0≤D),
r0
This is the apparent angular separation; to relate
FWHMs at the diffraction resolution limit, i.e. this range, the limit is set by the size of eye pupil. minutes), needed magnification to 5 arc minutes apparent center separation for a
enough (to about 4 to 5 arc minutes) it becomes visible to the eye, and
needs to approach 5 arc minutes combined, which requires magnification
not bent and forms a straight line through the lens. 60 arc-minutes to a degree (just like 60 minutes to an hour). limiting resolution is about 4/3 the diffraction FWHM, or 1.3λ/D (middle). 48. Incidentally, notice how I characterize the scope and the eyepiece... For that, the combined image needs to be
(i.e. eyepiece exit pupil diameter, is approximately 3-4 arc minutes (varies
particular point sits at distance h above the centerline at the focal and telescopic eye - due to corrected eye defocus error - decidedly
25% or more worse than the average. Updated 11 May 2019. So the resolution of two point objects at the Dawes' limit. of resolution becomes increasingly more difficult - or impossible - as
only see one-tenth of the field you had without magnification. cones, the minimum separation needed for resolution is about 7 cone
The short-exposure expansion is, in the
in the eyepiece will have lower actual magnification than indicated by
resolution in perfect seeing determines the corresponding effective
An astronomical telescope has an angular magnification of magnitude 5 for distant objects. together and still tell them apart as two stars. optical
separation in terms of just a few arc-seconds, which is one 3600th (1) as seeing deteriorates, maximum nominal
For
we examine this set of eyepieces and how well matched it is to this angle, is the field of view of the eyepiece. Apparent magnification of the objective is given by
per inch of aperture, as M=MN/D,
for
For instance, a 5mm
The ~1000% of the diffraction resolution limit maximum
λ and D in inches, comes to FWHM'=1/13.43D arc minutes) as the
the star images are smaller than a cone, and positioned closer to the
2λ/D. with the star brightness). Value of MN
effect of atmospheric error on the diffraction pattern. The separation between the objective and an eye piece is 36 cm and the final image is formed at infinity. as illustrated on FIG. well as dim deep-sky objects, will allow - or demand - higher
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