Looking at a dark spot, the change in the optical path length difference to go t
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Looking at a dark spot, the change in the optical path length difference to go to a bright spot and back to a dark spot is :
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?/4
?/2
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2?
4?
What is the point of the beam splitter?
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Create two paths for the laser light.
Split the beam into different wavelengths.
Change the distance from the laser to mirrors.
Nothing; it's BS.
Which variables need to be meassured to determine the wavelength of a laser (two answers are correct, choose one of the correct ones)?
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L1
?m
L2
?A
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What is the wavelength of a Helium-Neon laser ?
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193.0 nm
337.1 nm
454.6 nm
632.8 nm
10600 nm
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Explanation / Answer
1) Lambda/4
2) Create two paths for the laser light.
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4) 632.8 nm
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