A new optical interference method to measure He-Ne laser wavelength
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https://doi.org/10.23851/mjs.v29i2.410Keywords:
Laser source, image fringes, wavelengthAbstract
A new optical method used in our lab to get clear fringes of interference use “He Ne laser” as a light source. These experiment construct firstly to avoid our need to sodium lamb, Secondly, a convex lens was used to obtain a large image fringes to make the parameters more accurate than using the real fringes, by using a new mathematical relationships, the wavelength was measured. The results were more accurate than the normal methods used.Downloads
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