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Hi guys,
can I get different frequencies from He-Ne Laser?
if Not?
why is it used in Infrared spectroscopy?
can I get different frequencies from He-Ne Laser?
if Not?
why is it used in Infrared spectroscopy?
Asmaa said:Hi guys,
can I get different frequencies from He-Ne Laser?
if Not?
why is it used in Infrared spectroscopy?
davenn said:hi there
welcome to PF
You have labelled your thread with an A tag indicating post graduate level education
you should be used to doing research by now, what have you done so far to find an answer ?
Asmaa said:I didn't understand your reply !
The only frequency that can be obtained from a He-Ne laser is the red light at a wavelength of 632.8 nanometers. This is due to the specific energy levels and transitions within the helium-neon gas mixture that the laser uses.
No, the frequency of a He-Ne laser cannot be changed. The laser operates at a fixed frequency determined by the energy levels of the gas mixture, and this frequency cannot be altered.
No, a He-Ne laser can only produce a single frequency at a time. The laser operates by stimulating atoms to emit photons at a specific frequency, so it is not capable of producing multiple frequencies simultaneously.
The frequency of a He-Ne laser is typically measured using a spectrometer or interferometer. These instruments can accurately measure the wavelength of the laser beam, which can then be used to calculate the frequency using the speed of light equation (c = λν).
The frequency of a He-Ne laser is highly stable and is not affected by external factors such as temperature or pressure. However, factors such as the alignment of the laser cavity and the quality of the gas mixture can have a small impact on the frequency.