2.34. A collimated light beam of flux density 10 W/cm 2 impinges normally on a p
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2.34. A collimated light beam of flux density 10 W/cm2 impinges normally on a perfectly absorbing planar surface of area 1 cm2. If this occurs for 1000 s, how much energy is imparted to the surface?
2.35. A focused CO2 laser beam putting out a continuous wave (0 = 10,600 nm) of 3 kW is capable of burning a hole through a quarter-inch thick stainless steel slab in about 10 seconds. Determine the irradiance when such a beam has a focused spot area of 10-5 cm2. What is the electric field amplitude?
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