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Key Differences Between Diffraction and Interference
- Diffraction is the result of light propagation from distinct part of the same wavefront. While interference is the result of the interaction of light coming from two separate wavefronts.
- The width of the fringes in case of diffraction is not equal while the fringe width in case of interference is equal.
- Diffraction possesses poor contrast between maxima and minima while interference exhibits good contrast between maxima and minima.
- For diffraction to take place slit or obstacle is necessarily required but for wave interference there exists no such requirement.
- Due to diffraction, the direction of propagation of wave gets changed. Whereas in case of interference the superposed wave travels in the same direction.
- In diffraction the spacing between different fringes is non-uniform. However, in the case of interference, the spacing between the fringes exhibits uniform nature.
- The minimum intensity points in the case of diffraction are not completely dark. As against in case of interference, the points of minimum intensity shows complete darkness.
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