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An optical cavity is formed by two identical spherical mirrors. The radius of curvature of the two mirrors and
An optical cavity is formed by two identical spherical mirrors. The radius of curvature of the two mirrors and the separation between the mirrors is the same and is equal to 20 cm. A Gausian beam with a wavelength of 1.5708 um (micro meters) is emitted and propagates to the right. For convenience, choose the center of the cavity as z =0.
a)Determine the half angle of the beam divergence, in radians.
b)Where is the beam waist relative to the center of the cavity?
c)An opaque circular disk is located 70 cm from the nearest mirror and blocks 25 percent of the incident power. The center of the disk coincides perfectly with the optical beam axis. Calculate the radius of the disk.
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This cavity, called the confocal configuration, is degenerate within the Gaussian optics approximation. Since its center is at the focal point of both mirrors any field at the center of the cavity is imaged onto itself upon a round trip, apart from an inversion. Consequently the beam radius at either mirror can have any value-with the given information. In an actual laser the actual beam radius will in this case be determined by parameters not given in the problem, such as the aperture size of the mirrors or the dimensions and nature of the gain medium.
In more mathematical terms, the round-trip ray matrix for this cavity is
M={{-1,0},{0,-1}},
demonstrating its degenerate nature. It's simpler to make a drawing: Since the center C of the cavity is at the focal point of both mirrors, any ray from the center is reflected parallel to the axis, propagates to the opposite mirror, and then is reflected back to C.
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Correction
I failed to note that for a symmetric cavity reproduction of the field at the cavity center after only half a round trip is all that is necessary. This gives that the cavity length L equals two Rayleigh ranges, so that the beam radius at the waist (located at the cavity center) is
w0=√(Lλ/2π)=2.236 10^-2 cm.
The half angle of divergence is
θ=λ/πw0=.00224 rad.
The disk is 80 cm from the beam waist. The beam radius is given by
w=w0 √(1+(z/zR)^2)=w0 √(1+64)=0.018 cm
For part (c), let R=radius of disk, I get
1-exp(-2R^2/w^2)=.25
or
R=√(1/2 ln (4/3) ) .018 =0.02 cm
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