Optical Sources MCQs

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Q1.
A device which converts electrical energy in the form of a current into optical energy is called as ___________

a.

Optical source

b.

Optical coupler

c.

Optical isolator

d.

Circulator

Discuss
Answer: (a).Optical source
Q2.
How many types of sources of optical light are available?

a.

One

b.

Two

c.

Three

d.

Four

Discuss
Answer: (c).Three
Q3.
The frequency of the absorbed or emitted radiation is related to difference in energy E between the higher energy state Eβ‚‚ and the lower energy state E₁. State what h stands for in the given equation?

E = Eβ‚‚ - E₁ = hf

a.

Gravitation constant

b.

Planck’s constant

c.

Permittivity

d.

Attenuation constant

Discuss
Answer: (b).Planck’s constant
Q4.
The radiation emission process (emission of a proton at frequency) can occur in __________ ways.

a.

Two

b.

Three

c.

Four

d.

One

Discuss
Answer: (a).Two
Q5.
Which process gives the laser its special properties as an optical source?

a.

Dispersion

b.

Stimulated absorption

c.

Spontaneous emission

d.

Stimulated emission

Discuss
Answer: (d).Stimulated emission
Q6.
An incandescent lamp is operating at a temperature of 1000K at an operating frequency of 5.2×10¹β΄ Hz. Calculate the ratio of stimulated emission rate to spontaneous emission rate.

a.

3×10⁻¹³

b.

1.47×10⁻¹¹

c.

2×10⁻¹²

d.

1.5×10⁻¹³

Discuss
Answer: (b).1.47×10⁻¹¹
Q7.
The lower energy level contains more atoms than upper level under the conditions of ________________

a.

Isothermal packaging

b.

Population inversion

c.

Thermal equilibrium

d.

Pumping

Discuss
Answer: (c).Thermal equilibrium
Q8.
__________________ 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

Discuss
Answer: (a).Light amplification
Q9.
A ruby laser has a crystal of length 3 cm with a refractive index of 1.60, wavelength 0.43 ΞΌm. Determine the number of longitudinal modes.

a.

1×10²

b.

3×10⁢

c.

2.9×10⁡

d.

2.2×10⁡

Discuss
Answer: (d).2.2×10⁡
Q10.
A semiconductor laser crystal of length 5 cm, refractive index 1.8 is used as an optical source. Determine the frequency separation of the modes.

a.

2.8 GHz

b.

1.2 GHz

c.

1.6 GHz

d.

2 GHz

Discuss
Answer: (c).1.6 GHz
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