In: Physics
The concept used to solve this problem is intensity of laser beam, maximum value of electric and magnetic field, and average energy density in the laser beam.
First use the relation between power and area to calculate the intensity of the laser beam.
Use the intensity of the laser beam and speed of the light to calculate the maximum value of electric field. Finally by this electric field calculate the magnetic field and average energy density.
Expression for the intensity of the laser beam is,
Here, Iis the intensity of the laser beam, P is the power, and A is the surface area.
Expression for the maximum value of the electric field is,
Here, is the maximum value electric field and c is the speed of the light.
Expression for the maximum of the magnetic field is,
Here, is the maximum of the magnetic field.
Expression for the average energy density in the laser beam is,
Here, is the average energy density in the laser beam.
(A)
Expression for the radius of the cylindrical beam is,
Here, is the radius of the cylindrical beam and is the diameter of the cylindrical beam.
Substitute for d.
Expression for the surface area of the cylindrical beam is,
Here, A is the surface area of the cylindrical beam.
Substitute for r.
Expression for the intensity of the laser beam is,
Substitute for P and for A.
(B)
Expression for the maximum value of the electric field is,
Substitute for c, for , and for I.
(C)
Expression for the maximum of the magnetic field is,
Substitute for and for c.
(D)
Expression for the average energy density in the laser beam is,
Substitute for an d for .
Ans: Part AThe intensity of the laser beam is .
Part BThe maximum value of the electric field is .
Part CThe maximum of the magnetic field is .
Part DThe average energy density in the laser beam is.