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| 100 | 1 | _aHitz, C. Breck. | |
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_aIntroduction to laser technology / _cC. Breck Hitz, J.J. Ewing, Jeff Hecht. _h[electronic resource] |
| 250 | _a4th ed. | ||
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_aHoboken : _bJohn Wiley & Sons, _c2012. |
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| 300 | _a1 online resource (xi, 298 pages) | ||
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_acomputer _bc _2rdamedia |
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| 504 | _aIncludes bibliographical references and index. | ||
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_g1. _tAn Overview of Laser Technology -- _tWhat are Lasers Used For? -- _tLasers in Telecommunications -- _tLasers in Research and Medicine -- _tLasers in Graphics and Grocery Stores -- _tLasers in the Military -- _tOther Laser Applications -- _g2. _tThe Nature of Light -- _tElectromagnetic Waves -- _tWave-Particle Duality-- _g3. _tRefractive Index, Polarization, and Brightness -- _tLight Propagation -- Refractive Index -- _tHuygens' Principle -- _tPolarization -- _tPolarization Components -- _tBirefringence -- _tBrewster's Angle -- _tBrightness -- _g4. _tInterference -- _tWhat is Optical Interference? -- _tEveryday Examples of Optical Interference -- _tYoung's Double-Slit Experiment -- _tFabry-Perot Interferometer-- _g5. _tLaser Light -- _tMonochromaticity -- _tDirectionality -- _tCoherence -- _g6. _tAtoms, Molecules, and Energy Levels -- _tAtomic Energy Levels -- _tSpontaneous Emission and Stimulated Emission -- _tMolecular Energy Levels -- _tSome Subtle Refinements. |
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_g7. _tEnergy Distributions and Laser Action -- _tBoltzmann Distribution -- _tPopulation Inversion -- _tL.A.S.E.R. -- _tThree-Level and Four-Level Lasers -- _tPumping Mechanisms -- _g8. _tLaser Resonators -- _tWhy a Resonator? -- _tCirculating Power -- _tGain and Loss -- _tAnother Perspective on Saturation -- _tRelaxation Oscillations -- _tOscillator-Amplifiers -- _tUnstable Resonators -- _tLaser Mirrors -- _g9. _tResonator Modes -- _tSpatial Energy Distributions -- _tTransverse Resonator Modes -- _tGaussian-Beam Propagation -- _tA Stability Criterion -- _tLongitudinal Modes -- _g10. _tReducing Laser Bandwidth -- _tMeasuring Laser Bandwidth -- _tLaser-Broadening Mechanisms -- _tReducing Laser Bandwidth -- _tSingle-Mode Lasers -- _g11. _tQ-Switching -- _tMeasuring the Output of Pulsed Lasers -- _tQ-Switching -- _tTypes of Q-Switches -- _tMechanical Q-Switches -- _tAcousto-Optic Q-Switches -- _tElectro-Optic Q-Switches -- _tDye Q-Switches. |
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_g12. _tCavity Dumping and Modelocking -- _tCavity Dumping -- _tPartial Cavity Dumping -- _tModelocking -- Time Domain -- _tModelocking -- Frequency Domain -- _tApplications of Modelocked Lasers -- _tTypes of Modelocked -- _g13. _tNonlinear Optics -- _tWhat is Nonlinear Optics? -- _tSecond-Harmonic Generation -- _tBirefringent Phase Matching -- _tQuasi-Phasematching -- _tIntracavity Harmonic Generation -- _tHigher Harmonics -- _tOptical Parametric Oscillation -- _tRaman Lasers -- _g14. _tSemiconductor Lasers -- _tSemiconductor Physics -- _tModern Diode Lasers -- _tDiode Laser Bandwidth -- _tWavelength of Diode Lasers -- _tDiode Arrays and Stacks -- _tVertical Cavity, Surface-Emitting Lasers -- _tOptically Pumped Semiconductor Lasers -- _tQuantum Cascade -- _g15. _tSolid-State Lasers -- _tSolid-State Laser Materials -- _tDiode-Pumped Solid State Lasers -- _tLamp Pumping -- _tThermal Issues in Solid-State Lasers -- _tScaling Diode-Pumped Lasers to High Power. |
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_g16. _tFiber Lasers -- _tAcceptance Angle and Numerical Aperture -- _tDoping Optical Fibers -- _tPumping Fiber Lasers -- _tFabricating Optical Fibers -- _tFeedback for Fiber Lasers -- _tHigh Power Fiber Lasers -- _tLarge-Mode-Area Fibers -- _tHoley Fibers -- _g17. _tGas Lasers: Helium-Neon and Ion -- _tGas-Laser Transitions -- _tGas-Laser Media and Tubes -- _tLaser Excitation -- _tOptical Characteristics -- _tWavelengths and Spectral Width -- _tHe-Ne Lasers -- _tPrinciples of He-Ne Lasers -- _tStructure of He-Ne Lasers -- _tAr-and Kr-Ion Lasers -- _g18. _tCarbon Dioxide and Other Vibrational Lasers -- _tVibrational Transitions -- _tExcitation -- _tTypes of CO2 Lasers -- _tOptics for CO2 Lasers -- _tChemical Lasers -- _g19 _tExcimer Lasers -- _tExcimer Molecules -- _tElectrical Considerations -- _tHandling the Gases -- _tApplications of Excimer Lasers -- _g20 _tTunable and Ultrafast Lasers -- _tDye Lasers -- _tTunable Solid-State Lasers -- _tNonlinear Converters -- _tUltrafast Lasers -- _tGlossary -- _tFurther Reading -- _tIndex. |
| 520 | _a520 The only introductory text on the market today that explains the underlying physics and engineering applicable to all lasersAlthough lasers are becoming increasingly important in our high-tech environment, many of the technicians and engineers who install, operate, and maintain them have had little, if any, formal training in the field of electro-optics. This can result in less efficient usage of these important tools. Introduction to Laser Technology, Fourth Edition provides readers with a good understanding of what a laser is and what it can and cannot do. The book explains what types of laser to use for different purposes and how a laser can be modified to improve its performance in a given application. With a unique combination of clarity and technical depth, the book explains the characteristics and important applications of commercial lasers worldwide and discusses light and optics, the fundamental elements of lasers, and laser modification. | ||
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_aTECHNOLOGY & ENGINEERING _xElectrical. |
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| 650 | 4 | _aElectrical engineering. | |
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_aTECHNOLOGY & ENGINEERING _xLasers & Photonics. _2bisacsh |
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_iPrint version: _aHitz, C. Breck. _tIntroduction to Laser Technology. _dHoboken : John Wiley & Sons, ©2012 _z9780470916209 |
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