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CW laser beam equ needed asap

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Hi all
i need the equation for CW laser . i need it asap please
 

Hi
i have no experience in laser world , but all i'm trying to do is to modulate in fiber optics , and i know that the laser isn't an ordinary wave . please can you guide me in this ? i'm using laser as carrier wave.

Mohannad
 

Have a look at your laser diode data sheet. The laser is basically like a diode but it can have a very high threshold current. Until you reach the threshold current you get almost no light out, then the light increases rapidly with a small current increase. There are quite a few chips around to control laser diodes which would be the easiest way, depending on the frequency.

Keith
 
Hi keith
i'm trying to describe the output of an optical modulator mathematically, but i don't know how to represent the laser wave .
 

hope you can find some infos from Chinese attached ppt file.
 

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i know that the laser isn't an ordinary wave
i don't know how to represent the laser wave
Basically, a single mode laser would be represented exactly by a linear polarized sine wave. I guess, that's what you mean with "ordinary wave"?
Analyzing a laser wave more detailed, there are properties like coherence length respectively bandwidth.
 

Hi all
yes that is what i meant by "not ordinary function " , please how can i represent it ?
 

how can i represent it
Represent for which purpose. Why do you think, it's not sufficient to handle the laser wave as an ideal monochromatic source (simple CW)?
 

if that what you think is right , i have no idea about it and no one sure about its form .
 

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