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FSI-TIO-KAcad. year: 2024/2025
The course Optical Engineering focuses on the introduction to the aspects of lasers, their basic types and potential applications. The discussion starts from the basics of radiometry and photometry and ray transfer matrix analysis. Then, the theory of Gaussian beams and their generation, propagation and transformation is dissected. Finally, the main core of the course deals with the laser resonators and amplifiers. Individual types of lasers are introduced together with their implementation to modern applications.
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Aims
Relation between coherent length and spectral width of radiation. Physical principles of laser working. Open propagation and Gaussian pack transformation. Optical anisotropy. Use of the electro-optical and acusto-optical effects.
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specialization MTS , 2 year of study, winter semester, compulsory
Guided consultation in combined form of studies
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Syllabus
- radiometry and photometry;- ray transfer matrix analysis;- spatial and temporal coherence of light;- Gaussian beam, theory and properties;- propagation of Gaussian beams and their transformation;- optical resonators, gain and loss, and laser amplifier;- lasing action;- types of lasers and their selected applications;- use of acoustic- and electro-optics in laser systems.
Laboratory exercise
There are no dedicated laboratory experiments to this course.
Guided consultation
Ray tracing in the optical system using matrix representation.Coherence length calculation from the spectral characteristics.Calculation of the Gaussian beam parameters and its transformation.
Calculation of resonator stability.Calculation of the electro-optical modulator parameters and acusto-optical deflector of the light.