Light wavelengths are indicators of how often photons rise and fall. Visible light, for example, has a wavlength of about 380 nanometres. Laser wavelengths are measured in the same way.
The wavelength of carbon dioxide laser usually emit at a wavelength of 10.6 μm.
A ruby laser is a red laser with a wavelength between 694 nm and 628 nm. 1 nanometer = 1×10−9 meter.
Power applied to laser, wavelength & angle of viewing it.
A pulsed laser is used in many different situations from hair removal to surgery. The frequency and wavelength of the pulse determines the suitability of the laser for each type of use.
No way of telling. All you've got there is the wavelength, or "color" of the laser. But this doesn't say a thing about how powerful it is.
The wavelength of carbon dioxide laser usually emit at a wavelength of 10.6 μm.
A ruby laser is a red laser with a wavelength between 694 nm and 628 nm. 1 nanometer = 1×10−9 meter.
Millimeter and it shows the wavelength of the laser.
nm means nanometer, that being the wavelength of that laser.
Power applied to laser, wavelength & angle of viewing it.
Typically, most pocket red laser pointers have wavelengths that range between 630nm and 680nm. A helium neon red laser pointer has a wavelength of 633nm.
according to the wave theory of light,we have the relation that wavelength is inversely proportional to the frequency,therefore the electromagnetic wave with the lower wavelength will have higher frequency..
to increase the wavelength of the beam and increase the laser action
no , laser pointers emit a lower wavelength of radiation
The DVD uses a different laser with a smaller wavelength, not the long wavelength red laser that is used for CD's. I believe the DVD laser is in the ultraviolet spectrum. Anywho, the smaller laser allows the DVD to have smaller "bumps" (which is what the laser reads). Since they are smaller, more can fit onto a disk. Also, DVD's can be 2-layer. Twice the data.
yes
its 5gb