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Which term does LASER stand for?
Which term does LASER stand for?
- Light Attenuation by Stimulated Emission of Radiation
- Light Acceleration by Stimulated Emission of Radiation
- Light Amplification by Stimulated Emission of Radiation (correct)
- Light Absorption by Stimulated Emission of Radiation
When was the first Ruby Laser built?
When was the first Ruby Laser built?
- 1960 (correct)
- 1957
- 1980
- 1917
Who gave the theoretical basis for the development of Laser?
Who gave the theoretical basis for the development of Laser?
- Thomas Edison
- Nikola Tesla
- Albert Einstein (correct)
- Isaac Newton
Which type of Laser was built at Hughes Research Laboratories?
Which type of Laser was built at Hughes Research Laboratories?
What are the characteristics of a Laser?
What are the characteristics of a Laser?
Which chapter of the book discusses Lasers?
Which chapter of the book discusses Lasers?
What does LASER stand for?
What does LASER stand for?
Who built the first Ruby Laser?
Who built the first Ruby Laser?
What is the full name of the technology represented by the acronym LASER?
What is the full name of the technology represented by the acronym LASER?
Who provided the theoretical basis for the development of Laser?
Who provided the theoretical basis for the development of Laser?
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Study Notes
Laser Basics
- LASER stands for Light Amplification by Stimulated Emission of Radiation.
- The first Ruby Laser was built in 1960.
- Albert Einstein gave the theoretical basis for the development of Laser.
- The first Laser built at Hughes Research Laboratories was a Gas Laser.
Characteristics of Laser
- Characteristics of a Laser include:
Book Reference
- Lasers are discussed in a specific chapter of the book.
Key People
- Theodore Maiman built the first Ruby Laser.
- Albert Einstein provided the theoretical basis for the development of Laser.
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