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LASER
Light Amplification by Stimulated Emission of Radiation




                                        By
                                    JITHIN MP
                               AM.AR.P2PHY12006
                                S1 M.Sc PHYSICS
contents
 Laser and it’s properties
 Population inversion
 Einstein’s coefficient and Einstein’s relation
 Main parts of a laser
 Three level and four level laser
 Different types of a laser
 Applications of laser
 Conclusion
Induced absorption (stimulated absorption)

 The process in which an atom sized system in lower energy state is raised in
 to higher energy state by electro magnetic radiation which is quanta of
 energy is equal to the difference of energy of the two states is called
 stimulated absorption.
                         i.e., hν=E2-E1



E2                                   E2




E1                                   E1
            Before                                 After
Spontaneous emission
In the atom initially at upper state E2, it
can brought to E1 by emitting photon
of energy hν.This is known as
spontaneous emission.
   Before                         After emission
                         During                           E2




                                                          E1

 Atom in excited state             Atom in ground state
Stimulated emission
According to Einstein's, under certain condition it is possible
to force an excited atom emit a photon by another photon
and the incident light wave must be in same phase .hence we
get an enhance beam of coherent light




   Excited state                             After emission

                     E2




                     E1
    Ground state          ie,
Population inversion

population inversion occurs when a system (such as a group
of atoms or molecules) exists in a state with more members in
an excited state than in lower energy states. The concept is of
fundamental importance in laser science because the
production of a population inversion is a necessary step in the
workings of a standard laser.
Einstein's coefficient and Einstein's relation

 Let N1 & N2 be the no. of atoms in the ground state and excited state
 and      is the energy density per unit volume


 Then the ratio of absorption per unit volume

  Ratio of spontaneous emission per unit volume

   Ratio of stimulated emission per unit volume



 Where B12,B21 and A21 are Einstein's coefficient under thermal
 equilibrium, the rate of absorption = rate of emission
N0.   N0.



      1
Main parts of a laser

Active medium or working
 substance
Pumping source or energy
 source
Optical resonator
Active medium or working substance

This is the basic material in which atomic and
 molecular transitions take place leading to laser
 action.
It is the medium where the stimulated emission take
 place
Depending the active medium lasers are classified in
 to different types like solid, gas, dye or liquid,
 semiconductor laser
Pumping source or energy source

With the help of energy source the system can be raised
 to an excited state, with the help of this source the no.
 of atoms in higher energy state may be increased and
 hence the population inversion is achieved. the energy
 source may also be called pumping source.
Optical resonator

    It is specially designed cylindrical tube
    Set of mirrors at the ends of which are silvered one end
     being completely silvered at which the other is partially
     silvered
    Photons are emitted parallel to the axis of the active
     medium undergo multiple reflections between them
    So, the light intensity can be increased
                       Energy source


                          Working
                          substance




Fully                                           Partially
silvered                                        silvered
Three level and four level laser
 The simplest kind is three level laser which uses and assembly of atom or
 molecules that have three energy states E1,E2,E3.
 Where, E1-> ground state
 E2->meta stable state
 E3->higher excited state


E3                       Excited state

                                                E2
     Pumping active




                                                     Meta stable state



E1
                           Ground state
Four level laser
E1->ground state,E2->intermediate,E3->metastable,E4->excited state



                               Excited state
     E4
           Pumping active




                                  E3                          Meta stable state


                                   E2
                                                        Intermediate
     E1
                                               Ground state
Different types of lasers
There are basically four types of lasers


Solid state laser
Gas laser
Liquid laser or dye laser
Semi conductor laser
Solid state laser
 In this a ruby like crystal is used which acts as an active medium. It is
  basically cylindrical in shape. This crystal is surrounded by a xenon
  flash lamp T.
 This flash lamp is of helical shape. In this arrangement this lamp acts
  as a pumping arrangement. Both the ends E1 and E2 of the crystal are
  properly polished.
 Similar to the gas lasers, the surface M1 will do the complete reflection
  but on the other hand M2 will reflect partially.
 Whenever we will pass the current through the arrangement a laser
  beam of red color having large intensity will come out.
Gas laser
CO2 & He-Ne lasers are the best e.g. gas laser. The CO2 lasers was one of
the earliest gas laser to be developed, and still of the main useful.
The He-Ne laser contain a mixture of helium & neon. This mixture is
packed in to glass tube and it acts as an active medium. Two electrodes are
connected in to high voltage D.C source.
Two parallel mirrors are placed in front of each other. both mirrors are
present inside the tube only one mirror M1 shows the complete reflection
and mirror M2 shows partial reflection.
 when we pass the electric current through the tube, a continues light
wave will start flowing the tube with constant frequency.
Liquid laser or dye laser
In liquid lasers organic dyes are used as active medium
 inside the glass tube. The complete circulation of dye
 is done in the tube with the help of a pump. From this
 organic dye laser light will emerge out.
Semiconductor laser
 In these lasers junction diodes are used. The
doping of p-n junction diode is done. Both the
acceptors and donors are doped. These are
known as ILD(Injection Laser Diodes).
Whenever the current is passed then the light
modulation from the ILD can be seen. This is
used in various electronic equipments
Properties of laser
 It is highly coherent
 It is monochromatic in nature
 Laser beam is hardly divergent
Applications

 Modulated laser beam have been used for communication
 In medical field
 High power laser have been used for cutting & drilling
  holes in hard metal and diamonds
 They have been used in the production and research with
  holograms, they are also used in high speed photography
  and fiber optics
conclusion
 Lasers are device which amplify light and produce
 beams of light which are very intense, directional and
Pure in colour.
 Laser action is preceded by three processes namely
 absorption, spontaneous emission and stimulated
 emission.
 They can solid state ,gas, semiconductor or liquid.
 Laser can be used for many applications ,helped
 people develop in many things in our daily life.

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Laser ppt by jithin m.p,amrita

  • 1. LASER Light Amplification by Stimulated Emission of Radiation By JITHIN MP AM.AR.P2PHY12006 S1 M.Sc PHYSICS
  • 2. contents  Laser and it’s properties  Population inversion  Einstein’s coefficient and Einstein’s relation  Main parts of a laser  Three level and four level laser  Different types of a laser  Applications of laser  Conclusion
  • 3. Induced absorption (stimulated absorption) The process in which an atom sized system in lower energy state is raised in to higher energy state by electro magnetic radiation which is quanta of energy is equal to the difference of energy of the two states is called stimulated absorption. i.e., hν=E2-E1 E2 E2 E1 E1 Before After
  • 4. Spontaneous emission In the atom initially at upper state E2, it can brought to E1 by emitting photon of energy hν.This is known as spontaneous emission. Before After emission During E2 E1 Atom in excited state Atom in ground state
  • 5. Stimulated emission According to Einstein's, under certain condition it is possible to force an excited atom emit a photon by another photon and the incident light wave must be in same phase .hence we get an enhance beam of coherent light Excited state After emission E2 E1 Ground state ie,
  • 6. Population inversion population inversion occurs when a system (such as a group of atoms or molecules) exists in a state with more members in an excited state than in lower energy states. The concept is of fundamental importance in laser science because the production of a population inversion is a necessary step in the workings of a standard laser.
  • 7. Einstein's coefficient and Einstein's relation Let N1 & N2 be the no. of atoms in the ground state and excited state and is the energy density per unit volume Then the ratio of absorption per unit volume Ratio of spontaneous emission per unit volume Ratio of stimulated emission per unit volume Where B12,B21 and A21 are Einstein's coefficient under thermal equilibrium, the rate of absorption = rate of emission
  • 8. N0. N0. 1
  • 9.
  • 10. Main parts of a laser Active medium or working substance Pumping source or energy source Optical resonator
  • 11. Active medium or working substance This is the basic material in which atomic and molecular transitions take place leading to laser action. It is the medium where the stimulated emission take place Depending the active medium lasers are classified in to different types like solid, gas, dye or liquid, semiconductor laser
  • 12. Pumping source or energy source With the help of energy source the system can be raised to an excited state, with the help of this source the no. of atoms in higher energy state may be increased and hence the population inversion is achieved. the energy source may also be called pumping source.
  • 13. Optical resonator  It is specially designed cylindrical tube  Set of mirrors at the ends of which are silvered one end being completely silvered at which the other is partially silvered  Photons are emitted parallel to the axis of the active medium undergo multiple reflections between them  So, the light intensity can be increased Energy source Working substance Fully Partially silvered silvered
  • 14. Three level and four level laser The simplest kind is three level laser which uses and assembly of atom or molecules that have three energy states E1,E2,E3. Where, E1-> ground state E2->meta stable state E3->higher excited state E3 Excited state E2 Pumping active Meta stable state E1 Ground state
  • 15. Four level laser E1->ground state,E2->intermediate,E3->metastable,E4->excited state Excited state E4 Pumping active E3 Meta stable state E2 Intermediate E1 Ground state
  • 16. Different types of lasers There are basically four types of lasers Solid state laser Gas laser Liquid laser or dye laser Semi conductor laser
  • 17. Solid state laser  In this a ruby like crystal is used which acts as an active medium. It is basically cylindrical in shape. This crystal is surrounded by a xenon flash lamp T.  This flash lamp is of helical shape. In this arrangement this lamp acts as a pumping arrangement. Both the ends E1 and E2 of the crystal are properly polished.  Similar to the gas lasers, the surface M1 will do the complete reflection but on the other hand M2 will reflect partially.  Whenever we will pass the current through the arrangement a laser beam of red color having large intensity will come out.
  • 18. Gas laser CO2 & He-Ne lasers are the best e.g. gas laser. The CO2 lasers was one of the earliest gas laser to be developed, and still of the main useful. The He-Ne laser contain a mixture of helium & neon. This mixture is packed in to glass tube and it acts as an active medium. Two electrodes are connected in to high voltage D.C source. Two parallel mirrors are placed in front of each other. both mirrors are present inside the tube only one mirror M1 shows the complete reflection and mirror M2 shows partial reflection.  when we pass the electric current through the tube, a continues light wave will start flowing the tube with constant frequency.
  • 19. Liquid laser or dye laser In liquid lasers organic dyes are used as active medium inside the glass tube. The complete circulation of dye is done in the tube with the help of a pump. From this organic dye laser light will emerge out.
  • 20. Semiconductor laser  In these lasers junction diodes are used. The doping of p-n junction diode is done. Both the acceptors and donors are doped. These are known as ILD(Injection Laser Diodes). Whenever the current is passed then the light modulation from the ILD can be seen. This is used in various electronic equipments
  • 21. Properties of laser  It is highly coherent  It is monochromatic in nature  Laser beam is hardly divergent
  • 22. Applications  Modulated laser beam have been used for communication  In medical field  High power laser have been used for cutting & drilling holes in hard metal and diamonds  They have been used in the production and research with holograms, they are also used in high speed photography and fiber optics
  • 23. conclusion  Lasers are device which amplify light and produce beams of light which are very intense, directional and Pure in colour.  Laser action is preceded by three processes namely absorption, spontaneous emission and stimulated emission.  They can solid state ,gas, semiconductor or liquid.  Laser can be used for many applications ,helped people develop in many things in our daily life.