Why He-Ne tube is narrow ?
The resonant cavity's
a) cross-sectional dimensions governs Transverse mode
b) axial dimensions governs Longitudinal mode
c) The desired TEM00 mode (it gives beam of Gaussian-profile, having minimum spread due to diffraction) is obtained by making cross-sectional dimensions just slightly larger than the spot size of the TEM00 mode.
d) The coexistence of multiple modes reduces the monochromaticity of the laser.
The reasons for narrow tube used in He Ne laser are for a few different things. One it been a cross sectional dimensions governs transverse mode, axial dimensions governs longitudinal mode and TEM00 which makes the light a little larger than the spot size.
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Apart from symbols taken from their ancient names (like Ag for Silver - from Argentum, and K for potassium from Kalium) almost all other symbols are taken from the element's name - the first letter and, where necessary, another letter too - usually the next one. So C is Carbon, but when Calcium was discovered, it could not be give the symbol C as well, so it was given the symbol Ca. In the same way Hydrogen has the symbol H, but Helium cannot be given the symbol H too, so it has the symbol He, being the first two letters of its name. If there are two elements with the same two first letters (like magnesium and manganese) then another two letters are chosen instead - in this case the first and third letters rather than the first two - making the symbol of magnesium Mg, and that of manganese Mn. Similarly, for neon, N is the symbol for Nitrogen, and so Ne was chosen for Neon, being the first two letters of the name.
The old laser printers used He-Ne laser , and the modern laser printers use infrared laser .
he ne laser has emmisions due to atleast three diffrent levels leading to three diffrent wavelenght of photons emitted..also as opposed to ruby laser which uses xenon flash tube , which gets highly heated and cant be used continously to exite the elctrons , a he-ne laser uses a high potential source like a tesla coil wich can be used continuously..
1.he-ne laser is gaseous state. Ruby is solid state laser. 2.he-ne laser requires electrical pumping. ruby laser requires optical pumping. 3.he-ne laser has 4 energy levels. ruby has 3 energy level. 4.he-ne laser gives continuous output. ruby laser gives output in form of pulse 5. he-ne laser is cheaper
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Helium neon laser is better than ruby laser or most of the four level lasers are better than three level lasers due to the following reasons: The laser output is continuous in the case of helium-neon laser. But it is in the form of pulse in the ruby laser. Ruby laser requires high power pumping source, whereas Helium-neon laser requires low power pumping source like electric discharge. Efficiency of helium-neon laser is more than ruby laser. The defects due to crystalline imperfections are also present in the ruby laser. But it is not so in the helium-neon laser.
because of gas in active center Neon gas worked as Active Center for He-Ne laser.to accelerate the Ne atoms very high and efficient Pumping is required. Which can only be given by Electric Discharge Pumping.
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The abbreviation NE is used for the state of Nebraska, whose capital is at Lincoln.
This is a very basic overview of what is happening. The laser cavity is filled with gas, most commonly He-Ne. Then a flash lamp acts as the pump that energizes the He-Ne by making the valence electrons of the atoms goes to a higher (less stable) energy orbital. These electrons then de-energize by dropping back down to a lower orbital. This energy change then leads to the emission of a photon of light. Since all the atoms of the gas are doing this at the same time a pulse of light is emitted. This pulse of light is then reflected out of the laser cavity and collimated producing a laser beam.