The document discusses laser physics concepts through a set of multiple choice questions. It covers topics like the unique properties of lasers, population inversion, stimulated emission, lasing mediums like He-Ne lasers, and characteristics of laser beams. Key aspects addressed include that lasers produce coherent, monochromatic light through stimulated emission requiring population inversion, and that the first laser invented was the ruby laser.
The document discusses laser physics concepts through a set of multiple choice questions. It covers topics like the unique properties of lasers, population inversion, stimulated emission, lasing mediums like He-Ne lasers, and characteristics of laser beams. Key aspects addressed include that lasers produce coherent, monochromatic light through stimulated emission requiring population inversion, and that the first laser invented was the ruby laser.
The document discusses laser physics concepts through a set of multiple choice questions. It covers topics like the unique properties of lasers, population inversion, stimulated emission, lasing mediums like He-Ne lasers, and characteristics of laser beams. Key aspects addressed include that lasers produce coherent, monochromatic light through stimulated emission requiring population inversion, and that the first laser invented was the ruby laser.
The document discusses laser physics concepts through a set of multiple choice questions. It covers topics like the unique properties of lasers, population inversion, stimulated emission, lasing mediums like He-Ne lasers, and characteristics of laser beams. Key aspects addressed include that lasers produce coherent, monochromatic light through stimulated emission requiring population inversion, and that the first laser invented was the ruby laser.
1. Which one of the following is a unique property of laser?
(a) Directional (b) Speed (c) Coherence (d) Wavelength 2. The light from laser is monochromatic because all the photons (a) Are in phase (b) Have same energy (c) Have same amplitude (d) Are in the same direction 3. In normal population, the number of atoms in the (a) Excited state is more (b) Ground state is more (c) Excited state is equal to the Ground state (d) Ground state is zero 4. The process of population inversion is to increase the number of atoms in the (a) Excited state (b) Ground state (c) Intermediate state (d) Excited state and ground state 5. Which is an example of optical pumping? (a) Rudy laser (b) Heliun-Neon laser (c) Semiconductor laser (d) Dye laser 6. The number of atoms in the excited state becomes much greater than the number of atoms in the ground state. This is known as (a) Normal population (b) Population Inversion (c) Stimulated Inversion (d) Spontaneous emission 7. Laser can be used in the (a) Fission reaction (b) Polarization (c) Thermo-nuclear fusion (d) Production of white light 8. The life of atoms in the excited state is normally (a) 10−6s (b) 10−4s (c) 10−5s (d) 10−8s 9. Laser light is intense because (a) It has very less number of photons that in phase (b) It has very less number of photons that are not in phase (c) It has very large number of photons that in phase (d) It has very large number of photons that are not in phase 10. Which of the following is used in atomic clocks? (a) Laser (b) Quartz (c) Maser (d) Helium 11. ________ in the laser occurs when photon colliding with an excited atom causes the stimulated emission of a second photon (a) Light amplification (b) Attenuation (c) Dispersion (d) Population inversion 12. Directionality property of laser can be used in (a) Surveying (b) Remote sensing (c) Lidar (d) All correct 13. The pumping sourcein He-Ne laser (a) Optical (b) Electric discharge (c) Chemical (d) Mechanical 14. The active medium in He-Ne laser is (a) He (b) Ne (c) He-Ne (d) All correct 15. The ratio of He to Ne in He-Ne laser is (a) 1:10 (b) 2:13 (c) 10:1 (d) 3:15 16. The role of He in He-Ne is (a) He is an active medium (b) Population inversion takes place in He (c) Stimulated emission takes place in He (d) He atoms help in exciting Ne atoms 17. Laser is the short form of (a) Light Amplificaion Stimulated Emission Radiation (b) Light Amplificaion by Stimulated Emission of Radiation (c) Light Absoption by Stimulated Emission of Radiation (d) Light Absoption 18. Laser beam is made of (a) Electrons (b) Highly coherent Photons (c) Very light and elastic particles (d) None of them 19. Characteristics of Laser beam are (a) Highly directional (b) Highly intense (c) Highly monochromatic (d) All of them 20. Which Laser was invented first ? (a) Semiconductor Laser (b) Ruby Laser (c) He-Ne Laser (d) Co2 Laser 21. If a laser operates at a wavelength of 496nm,what is the energy of each photon in eV? (a) 0.5eV ℎ𝑐 (b) 2.5eV // E=ℎ𝑣 = 𝜆 (c) 1eV (d) 5eV 22. The directionality of a Laser beam is measured by: (a) Visibility of interference fringes (b) The size and aperture of the Laser source (c) The divergence angle of the beam with the distance from the source (d) Nature of the Lasing medium 23. The method of population inversion to the Laser action in ruby Laser is (a) Electrical discharge (b) Optical pumping (c) Direct conversion (d) Inelastic atom-atom collision 24. The laser used in cancer treatment is : (a) Ruby Laser (b) CO2 Laser (c) He-Ne Laser (d) None of above 25. Which is of the following condition is very essential for production for Laser Light? (a) Spontaneous emission process (b) Stimulated emission process (c) Population inversion process (d) All of the above 26. Which of the following scheme does not produce lasing action? (a) Two level scheme (b) Three-level scheme (c) Four-level scheme (d) Five-level scheme 27. Ruby Laser produces the Laser beam of wavelength (a) 6943 Ao (b) 6328 Ao (c) 6320 Ao (d) 6940 Ao 28. Pulsed Laser light produced from (a) Ruby Laser (b) Carbon Laser (c) CO2 Laser (d) None of the above 29. Which of the following is not the property of Laser (a) Coherence (b) High directional (c) Extreme Brightness (d) Divergence 30. In the population inversion (a) The number of electrons in higher energy state is more than the ground state (b) The number of electrons in lower energy state is more than the higher state (c) The number of electrons in higher and lower energy state are same (d) None of the above 31. The method of population inversion to the laser action in He-Ne is : (a) Molecular collision (b) Direction conversion (c) Electric discharge (d) Electron impact 32. He-Ne Laser employes (a) Two level pumping scheme (b) Three level pumping scheme (c) Four level pumping scheme (d) None of these 33. Ruby Laser employes (a) Two level pumping scheme (b) Three level pumping scheme (c) Four level pumping scheme (d) None of these 34. In ruby Laser which ion give rise to the Laser action? (a) Al2O3 (b) Al+3 (c) Cr-3 (d) None of them 35. Optical pumping method is used in Ruby Laser. 36. Ruby laser produce pulsed laser beam (a) True (b) False 37. Laser light can be used in (a) Eye surgery (b) Communication (c) Welding (d) All of them 38. Einstein in 1917 theoretically proved the existence of (a) Spontaneous emission (b) Stimulated emission (c) Non-radioactive transition (d) Thermal emission 39. Emission of photon assisted by an extraneous photon of proper frequency is called (a) Spontaneous emission (b) Stimulated emission (c) Stimulated absorption (d) None of these 40. Boltzmann’s law gives the density of population of various energy levels in (a) Thermodynamical Equilibrium (b) Thermal equilibrium (c) Thermal inequilibrium (d) Both b & c 41. A metastable state has life-time of the order of (a) 10-8s (b) 10-5s (c) 10-3s (d) 10-10s 42. Presence of a metastable state is essential for (a) Stimulated absorption (b) Spontaneous emission (c) Stimulated emission (d) Non-radioactive transition 43. If N1 , N2 be the number of atoms in energy states E1 , E2 (E2 > E1 ) then the condition for inverse population is (a) N1 = N2 (b) N1 < N2 (c) N1 > N2 (d) N1 ≥ N2 44. For laser action to occur the medium must have at least, (a) 4 energy levels (b) 2 energy levels (c) 3 energy levels (d) None of the above 45. Stimulated absorption rate depends on (a) Intensity of the incident radiation (b) Number of atom in the ground state (c) Both a & b (d) None of these 46. Spontaneous emission rate depend on (a) the number of atoms in the excited state (b) Intensity of the exciting radiation (c) The number of atoms in the ground state (d) none of these 47. Stimulated emission rate depend on (a) the number of atoms in the excited state (b) the intensity of external radiation (c) both a & b (d) none of these 48. For light amplification the responsible mechanism is (a) spontaneous absorption (b) spontaneous emission (c) stimulated emission (d) both b & c 49. The intensity of light passing through an active medium (a) decreases (b) increases (c) remain unaltered (d) first decreases and then increases 50. According to Boltzmann distribution law (a) 𝑁 𝑖 =𝑁0 𝑒 −𝐸𝑖⁄𝑘𝑇 (b) 𝑁 𝑖 =𝑁0 𝑒 𝐸𝑖⁄𝑘𝑇 𝑁0 (c) 𝑁 𝑖 = 𝑒 𝑖 ⁄𝑘𝑇 −𝐸 1 (d) 𝑁 𝑖 = 𝑒 −𝐸𝑖⁄𝑘𝑇 𝑁0