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Question Bank:

Laser and Optical Instrumentation: ( 19EI3PCLOI)

UNIT-I

FUNDAMENTALS OF LASER, TYPES AND CHARACTERISTICS


1. With the help of neat labeled diagram, explain the Construction and working
principle of He-Ne Laser with relevant energy level diagrams.
2. Show that the peak intensity of mode locked pulses is ‘n’ times more than intensity of
unmode-locked intensity using relevant diagrams.
3. Calculate the laser pulse width in mode locked Nd:glass laser which has a cavity
length of 1.5m and there are about 10,000 participating modes. Calculate also the
periodic timebetween pulses.
4. Discuss Active mode locking using EO-Switch
5. Discuss frequency stabilization technique and explain how it is achieved using
Assymmetric power of the laser cavity.
6. Calculate the number of modes that can exist in a laser whose length is 1m and
wavelength is 1 µm. Calculate also the frequency separation between the modes.
7. With the help of neat labeled diagram, explain the Construction and working
principle of CO2 Laser with relevant energy level diagrams.
8. Enlist the difference between Electronic Oscillator and Laser Resonator Cavity
9. Discuss the different mechanisms which produce high intensity laser pulse.
10. Summarize Q-switching method to obtain “GIANT PULSE” and explain it with
Rotating Mirror type
11. Discuss passive mode locking and give its advantages.
12. Calculate the number of modes that can exist in a laser whose length is 1m and
wavelength is 1 µm. Calculate also the frequency separation between the modes.
13. In the context of laser principle, identify and explain the various phenomenon’s that
occurs in the laser cavity by taking the aid of the below energy level diagram

14. With the help of neat diagram, discuss the working of rotating –mirror type of Q-
switching and mention its disadvantages.
15. What is Q-switching? With a neat schematic explain Q switching method and
necessary conditions for good Q-switching.
16. With the help of neat labeled diagram, explain the Construction and working
principle of Ruby Laser with relevant energy level diagrams.
17. Discuss frequency stabilization technique and explain how it is achieved by
assymmetric power method.
18. With the help of neat labeled diagram, explain the Construction and working
principle of CO2 Laser with relevant energy level diagrams.
19. Show that the peak intensity of mode locked pulses is ‘n’ times more than intensity of
unmode-locked intensity using relevant diagrams.
20. Enlist the difference between Electronic Oscillator and Laser Resonator Cavity.
21. Summarize Q-switching method to obtain “GIANT PULSE” and explain it with
Rotating Mirror type.
22. Calculate the number of modes that can exist in a laser whose length is 1m and
wavelength is 1 µm. Calculate also the frequency separation between the modes.
23. “Laser system having Four level energy system has more efficiency than three energy
level system”, defend this statement with relevant energy level diagrams.
24. Discuss the threshold conditions to be met to produce a stable laser radiation and
significance of Line shape function g(γ).
25. Illustrate Q-switching technique and how its implemented in rotating mirror type.
26. Discuss passive mode locking and give its advantages.
27. Calculate the number of modes that can exist in a laser whose length is 1m and
wavelength is 1 µm. Calculate also the frequency separation between the modes.
28. Discuss the basic elements of laser and the necessary conditions to be satisfied for
lasing action to take place
29. Discuss the threshold conditions to be met to produce a stable laser radiation and
significance of Line shape function g(γ).

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