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Diffraction limited divergence

If we allow the radiation from all modes with the same direction of k to escape through a hole in the cavity wall with the area A = b, the wave emitted from As will not be strictly parallel, but will have a diffraction-limited divergence angle 0 X/Z> around the direction of k. This means that the radiation is emitted into a solid angle df = k fb. This is the same solid angle (2.105c) that limits the spatial coherence. [Pg.46]

A 10-Hz YAG-dye system with 532-mnpump pulses of 360-rrJ energy produces 120-mJ output pulses at 560 run with rhodamine 6G dye, in a 5-nsec pulse of 0.3-cm linewidth (no etalon), and less than 1% ASE. That is a 33% conversion efficiency, a 24-MW peak power, and 1.2-W average power with a beam divergence of four times the diffraction limit. With an etalon, 90-mJ pulses are produced at 0.05-cm linewidth. Linewidths increase in the nonlinear conversions with the number and bandwidths of the photons involved. [Pg.83]

A visible diffraction-limited laser with an emerging beam of diameter 1 mm will have a divergence of about 0.5 mrad. Many practical systems have a divergence that is limited only by diffraction. For such a laser the spot at a distance of 1 km has a diameter of about 0.5 m. By first expanding... [Pg.200]

Above 570°C, a distinct break occurs in the Arrhenius plot for iron, corresponding to the appearance of FeO in the scale. The Arrhenius plot is then non-linear at higher temperatures. This curvature is due to the wide stoichiometry limits of FeO limits which diverge progressively with increasing temperature. Diffraction studies have shown that complex clusters of vacancies exist in Fe, , 0 Such defect clustering is more prevalent in oxides... [Pg.968]

Figure 2.4 shows the elements of a high resolution diffractometer. The beam conditioner controls the divergence and wavelength spread of the beam by a combination of diffracting elements and angular-limiting apertures. The latter may also control the spatial width of the beam. This falls upon a specimen,... [Pg.18]

The small divergence of the laser beam, which is limited only by diffraction and by optical inhomogeneities of the laser medium or other optical components in the laser cavity, has several advantages for spectroscopists ... [Pg.6]


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