1. 光的干涉和繞射實驗

2. 雙狹縫干涉

3. d d Diffraction≡The bending of a wave around the edges of an obstacle

4. 兩個波 ( 波長相同 ) 的疊加 0°0° 180 °

5. 雙狹縫干涉 建設性干涉 破壞性干涉 d d

6. Electromagnetic Wave( 電磁波 ) EM WAVE 24.3 Active Figure

7. 建設性干涉

8. 破壞性干涉

9. 雙狹縫干涉 建設性干涉 破壞性干涉 d d

10. 雙狹縫干涉 ( 測量 ) 建設性干涉 d D ynyn

11. 雙狹縫干涉 ( 測量 ) d D ynyn 若兩個連續亮紋分別為

12. d D ΔyΔy D ≈ 300cm

13. 雙狹縫干 ( 繞 ) 涉紋 5Δy5Δy

14. Diffraction Grating( 多狹縫 ) The condition for maxima is The integer n is the order number of the diffraction pattern D d D ≈ 60cm

15. 單狹縫繞射 ( 頭髮 ) 2y 1 中央亮帶 L ≈ 100cm 暗紋

17. LASER 經由輻射的激發放射放大光 Light Amplication by Stimulated Emission of Radiation Same frequency ( 頻率相同 ) Same direction ( 方向相同 ) Same phase ( 相位相同 ) Same polarization ( 極化相同 )

18. 光與物質的作用 : 吸收 Absorption ΔE = h f

19. 自發放射 Spontaneous Emission ΔE = h f

20. 激發放射 Stimulated Emission Same frequency Same direction Same phase Same polarization

21. 激發放射 Stimulated Emission 自發放射激發放射 Same frequency Same direction Same phase Same polarization Population Inversion

24. Same frequency Same direction Same phase Same polarization

25. Energy Levels, He-Ne Laser This is the energy level diagram for the neon The neon atoms are excited to state E 3 * Stimulated emission occurs when the neon atoms make the transition to the E 2 state The result is the production of coherent light at 632.8 nm

26. 20.61 eV20.66 eV 18.70 eV

28. 紅寶石雷射

32. Properties of Laser Light The light is coherent –The rays maintain a fixed phase relationship with one another –There is no destructive interference The light is monochromatic –It has a very small range of wavelengths The light has a small angle of divergence –The beam spreads out very little, even over long distances

33. Stimulated Emission Stimulated emission is required for laser action to occur When an atom is in an excited state, an incident photon can stimulate the electron to fall to the ground state and emit a photon The first photon is not absorbed, so now there are two photons with the same energy traveling in the same direction

34. Stimulated Emission, Example

35. Stimulated Emission, Final The two photons (incident and emitted) are in phase They can both stimulate other atoms to emit photons in a chain of similar processes The many photons produced are the source of the coherent light in the laser

36. Necessary Conditions for Stimulated Emission For the stimulated emission to occur, there must be a buildup of photons in the system The system must be in a state of population inversion –More atoms must be in excited states than in the ground state –This insures there is more emission of photons by excited atoms than absorption by ground state atoms

37. More Conditions The excited state of the system must be a metastable state –Its lifetime must be long compared to the usually short lifetimes of excited states –The energy of the metastable state is indicated by E* –In this case, the stimulated emission is likely to occur before the spontaneous emission

38. Final Condition The emitted photons must be confined –They must stay in the system long enough to stimulate further emissions –In a laser, this is achieved by using mirrors at the ends of the system –One end is generally reflecting and the other end is slightly transparent to allow the beam to escape

39. Laser Schematic The tube contains atoms –The active medium An external energy source is needed to “pump” the atoms to excited states The mirrors confine the photons to the tube –Mirror 2 is slightly transparent

40. Energy Levels, He-Ne Laser This is the energy level diagram for the neon The neon atoms are excited to state E 3 * Stimulated emission occurs when the neon atoms make the transition to the E 2 state The result is the production of coherent light at 632.8 nm

41. Laser Applications Laser trapping Optical tweezers Laser cooling –Allows the formation of Bose-Einstein condensates