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RGPV Unit – 4 Laser Engineering Physics MCQs
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Q1. LASER is abbreviations used for
- Name of scientist
- Light amplification by stimulated emission of radiation
- Light amplification by spontaneous emission of radiation
- Light absorption by sun and earth radiation
Answer: – 2) Light amplification by stimulated emission of radiation
Q2. In 1954, the prediction of Einstein was put to practical use by
- C.H. Townes
- T.H. Maiman
- Nikolay Basov
- None of these
Answer: – 1) C.H. Townes
Q3. In1960, the first laser device was developed by T.H. Maiman called as
- He-Ne Laser
- Carbon Dioxide Laser
- Ruby Laser
- Dye Laser
Answer: – 3) Ruby Laser
Q4. The Ruby laser emits red light of wavelengths
- 694.3 nm
- 694.3 mm
- 632.8 nm
- 632.8 mm
Answer: – 1) 694.3 nm
Q5. A Javan developed the first gas laser using
- Nitrogen Gas
- Copper Vapour
- He-Ne Gas
- Carbon Dioxide
Answer: – 2) Copper Vapour
Q6. A laser source emits radiation only in one direction
- High Directionality
- High Intensity
- Coherence
- Monochromatic
Answer: – 1) High Directionality
Q7. The Intensity of light is defined as the energy passing normally through a point normal to the direction of flow.
- Per Unit Surface Area Per unit
- Per Unit Per Second
- Per Unit Area Per Second
- Per Unit Surface Area Square Per Second
Answer: – 3) Per Unit Area Per Second
Q8. Helium-Neon Laser emits visible light at wavelength___.
- 625.4nm
- 654.2nm
- 621.0nm
- 632.8nm
Answer: – 4) 632.8 nm
Q9. The light from a normal monochromatic source spreads over a wavelength range of the order of:
- 100 A° to 1000 A°
- 100 A° to 500 A°
- 50 A° to 1000 A°
- 50 A° to 500 A°
Answer: – 1) 100 A° to 1000 A°
Q10. The laser beam is completely
- High directionality
- Monochromacity
- High intensity
- Coherent
Answer: – 4) Coherent
Q11. The coherence light emerging from a conversational light source changes:
- Simultaneously
- Randomly
- Both 1 and 2
- None of these
Answer: – 2) Randomly
Q12. The light waves do not maintain crest to crest and trough to trough correspondence these lights said to be:
- Coherent
- Monochromacity
- Incoherence
- Highly Monochromacity
Answer: – 3) Incoherence
Q13. The brightness of a source is defined as the power emitted to solid angle
- per unit surface area per unit
- per unit per second
- per unit area per second
- per unit surface area square per second
Answer: – 1) per unit surface area per unit
Q14. Which types of lasers make use of density lasing material distributed in the form of a solid matrix?
- Solid State Lasers
- Gas Lasers
- Liquid Laser
- Semiconductor Lasers
Answer: – 1) Solid State Lasers
Q15. Which types of lasers use gas as a medium?
- Semiconductor Lasers
- Gas Lasers
- Solid State Lasers
- Dye Lasers
Answer: – 2) Gas Lasers
Q16. The first laser developed in this segment was the Gallium-Arsenide laser in:
- 1926
- 1962
- 1936
- 1963
Answer: – 2) 1962
Q17. Process in which a photon is absorbed by the atom, causing an electron to jump from a lower energy level to a higher energy level.
- Absorption of Radiation
- Spontaneous Emission
- Stimulate Emission
- Population Inversion
Answer: – 1) Absorption of Radiation
Q18. Which formula is giving the correct absorption of radiation
- h= (E2 + E1)/v
- h= (E2 – E1)/v
- v= (E2 + E1)/h
- v= (E2 – E1)/h
Answer: – 4) v= (E2 – E1)/h
Q19. The lifetime for the excited hydrogen atom is of the order of:
- 10-9 sec
- 10 9 sec
- 10-8 sec
- 10 8 sec
Answer: – 3) 10-8 sec
Q20. Process in which an electron without any outside influence decays from a higher energy level to a lower energy level
- Absorption of Radiation
- Spontaneous Emission
- Stimulate Emission
- Population Inversion
Answer: – 2) Spontaneous Emission
Q21. Which is the Process to Achieve the Condition of Population Inversion
- Pumping
- Emission
- Both 1 & 2
- None of These
Answer: – 1) Pumping
Q22. Ruby Laser is a Crystal of
- Sodium Oxide
- Aluminum Bicarbonate
- Aluminum Oxide
- Sodium Bicarbonate
Answer: – 3) Aluminum Oxide
Q23. The active material in ruby laser is
- Ruby Rode
- Chromium Ions
- Hydrogen Ions
- None of These
Answer: – 2) Chromium Ions
Q24. The Ruby Laser has…
- Bad Thermal Conductivity
- Medium thermal Conductivity
- Good thermal Conductivity
- None of These
Answer: – 3) Good Thermal Conductivity
Q25. Which laser is used in the treatment of detached retina?
- Ruby Laser
- He-Ne Laser
- CO2 Laser
- Semisolid Laser
Answer: – 1) Ruby Laser
Q26. Which laser is used in Light detection and ranging?
- CO2 Laser
- He-Ne Laser
- Ruby Laser
- Semisolid Laser
Answer: – 3) Ruby Laser
Q27. Ruby Laser is___ type of Laser.
- Solid
- Gaseous
- Liquid
- Semi Solid
Answer: – 1) Solid
Q28. Which type of pumping is used in the He-Ne laser
- Optical Pumping
- Chemical Pumping
- Electrical Pumping
- Mechanical Pumping
Answer: – 3) Electrical Pumping
Q29. Presence of a metastable state is essential for
1. spontaneous emission
2. stimulated emission
3. stimulated absorption
4. non-radiative transition
Answer:- 2) stimulated emission
Q30. Which type of pumping is used in Ruby laser?
- Optical Pumping
- Chemical Pumping
- Electrical Pumping
- Mechanical Pumping
Answer: – 1) Optical Pumping
Q31. Who discovered the Ruby Laser?
- T. H. Maiman
- Ali Javan
- Kumar Patel
- Peter Sorokin
Answer: – 1) T. H. Maiman
Q32. Which was the first gaseous laser.
- Ruby Laser
- He-Ne Laser
- CO2 Laser
- Nd: YAG Laser
Answer: – 2) He-Ne Laser
Q33. Who discovered the He -Ne Laser?
- T.H Maima in 1960
- Ali Javan
- Kumar Patel
- Peter Sorokin
Answer: – 2) Ali Javan
Q34. In Helium-Neon laser frequency of energy source is
- 4×10⁷ Hz
- 4×10–⁷ Hz
- 4×10-8 Hz
- 4×108 Hz
Answer: – 1) 4×10⁷ Hz
Q35. The power output of the laser beam is
- 0.550 Miliwatts
- 0.5-50 Miliwatts
- 0.650 Miliwatts
- 0.6-50 Miliwatts
Answer: – 2) 0.5-50 Milliwatts
Q36. Wavelength of the laser output is
- 6322 Å
- 6428 Å
- 6288 Å
- 6328 Å
Answer: – 4) 6328 Å
Q37. Average limit of an atom in an excited state is
- 10-9 sec
- 109 sec
- 10-8 sec
- 108 sec
Answer: – 3) 10-8 sec
Q38. The Process by which an electron-induced to jump from a Higher energy level to a lower energy level by the presence of Electromagnetic Radiation is called___
- Spontaneous Emission
- Stimulated Emission
- Both 1 and 2
- None of These
Answer: – 2) Stimulated Emission
Q39. Which emission has a broad spectrum and many wavelengths?
- Spontaneous Emission
- Stimulated Emission
- Both 1 and 2
- None of These
Answer: – 1) Spontaneouse Emission
Q40. Which emission has monochromatic radiation and a single wavelength?
- Spontaneous Emission
- Stimulated Emission
- Both 1 and 2
- None of These
Answer: – 2) Stimulated Emission
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Q41. Optical Pumping Method is used in
- CO2 Laser
- He-Ne Laser
- Ruby Laser
- Semisolid Laser
Answer: – 3) Ruby Laser
Q42. Electric Discharge Method is used in
- CO2 Laser
- He-Ne Laser
- Ruby Laser
- Semisolid Laser
Answer: – 2) He-Ne Laser
Q43. Direct Conversion Method is used in
- Solid laser
- Gas Laser
- Semi Conductor Laser
- Liquid Laser
Answer: – 3) Semi-Conductor Laser
Q44. Chemical Reaction Method is used in
- CO2 Laser
- He-Ne Laser
- Ruby Laser
- Semisolid Laser
Answer: – 2) CO2 Laser
Q45. Calculate the energy and momentum of a photon of a laser beam of wavelength 6328Å.
- 5.23×10-9 joule
- 3.14×10-19 joule
- 4.14×10-9 joule
- 3×10-9 joule
Answer: – 2) 3.14×10-19 joule
Q46. A Laser is a coherent source because it contains____.
- Many Wavelengths
- Uncoordinated Wave of a Particular Wavelength
- Coordinated Wave of a Particular Wavelength
- None of These
Answer: – 3) Coordinated Wave of a Particular Wavelength
Q47. The Ratio of probabilities of spontaneous emission and stimulated emission is directly proportional to
- Frequency V
- Frequency V2
- Frequency V3
- Frequency V4
Answer: – 1) Frequency V
Q48. The directionality of a laser beam is measured by___.
- visibility of interference fringes
- the size and aperture of laser source
- the divergence angle of the beam with the distance form of the source
- nature of the lasting medium
Answer: – 3) the divergence angle of the beam with the distance form of the source
Q49. A Laser beam is monochromatic. It means it has
- Single Frequency
- Wide Width
- Narrow Width
- Several Colours
Answer: – 1) Single Frequency
Q50. In He-Ne laser, the most favorable ratio of Helium and Neon for satisfactory laser action is.
- 1:7
- 7:1
- 1:10
- 10:1
Answer: – 4) 10:1
Lasers Numerical MCQs
Q51. A 10 mW laser has a beam diameter of 1.6 mm. What will be the intensity of light assuming that it is uniform across the beam.
- 4.45 kW/m2
- 6.65 kW/m2
- 4.98 kW/m2
- 5.65 kW/m2
Answer: – 3) 4.98 kW/m2
Q52. Find the intensity of a laser beam of 100 mW power and having a diameter of 1.3 m. Assume the intensity to be uniform.
- 7.5 kW/m2
- 6.65 kW/m2
- 1.98 kW/m2
- 11.65 kW/m2
Answer: – 1) 7.5 kW/m2
Q53. In a Ruby laser, the total number of Cr3+ ions is 2.8×1019. If the laser emits radiation of wavelength 7000Å calculate the energy of the laser pulse.
- 2.54 Joule
- 4.51 Joule
- 7.94 Joule
- 9.50 Joule
Answer: – 3) 7:94 Joule
Q54. Calculate the population ratio of two states in He-Ne laser that produces light of wavelength 6000 Å at 300K.
- N2N1= e-10
- N2/N1= e-50
- N2/N1= e-80
- N2*N1= e-60
Answer: – 3) N2/N1= e-80
Q55. A certain ruby laser emits 1.00 J pulses of light whose wavelength is 6940 Å. What is the minimum number of Cr3+ ions in the ruby?
- 5.23×1018 joule
- 3.14×1010 joule
- 7.14×10-9 joule
- 3.49×1018 joule
Answer: – 4) 3.49×10^18 joule
Q56. A typical He-Ne laser emits radiation of λ= 6328Å. How many photons per second would be emitted by a one milli-watt He-Ne laser?
- 3×1015
- 2×1015
- 13×1018
- 5.4×1015
Answer: – 1) 3×1015
Q57. Calculate the ratio of spontaneous emission to stimulated emission if the wavelength of the radiation is 5500 Å at 2000K.
- 8.6×1015
- 3×1015
- 1.1×1010
- 4.6×105
Answer: – 4) 4.6×105
Q58. Find the relative population of the two states in a ruby laser and produces a light beam of wavelength 6943 Å at 300 K and 500 K.
- 3.54×10-19
- 8.75×10-19
- 6.5×10-19
- 9.6×10-19
Answer: – 2) 8.75×10-19
Q59. For the He-Ne laser (λ= 6328 Å), estimate the broadening of the wavelength due to the Heisenberg uncertainty principle, assuming that the metastable state has a lifetime of 1 ms.
- 5.23×10-19
- 0.56×10-19
- 2.33×10-19
- 1.06×10-19
Answer: – 4) 1.06×10-19
Q60. Estimate the angular speed of a laser beam of wavelength 6930 Å due to diffraction, if the beam emerges through a 3 mm diameter mirror. How large would be the diameter of this beam when it is incident on a satellite 300 km above the earth?
- 65.7m
- 84.6m
- 112.4m
- 23.3m
Answer: – 2) 84.6m
Q61. Stimulated absorption rate depends on _____
1. intensity of the incident radiation
2. number of atoms in the ground state
3. both 1 & 2
4. none of these
Answer:- 3) both 1 & 2
Q62. Stimulated emission rate depends on _____
1. intensity of the external radiation
2. number of atoms in the excited state
3. both 1 & 2
4. none of these
Answer:- 3) both 1 & 2
Q63. An active medium is that
1. which can move
2. in which population inversion is created
3. population inversion can never be created
4. which can interact with another medium
Answer:- 2) in which population inversion is created
Q64. Which one is a two-level laser _____
1. Ruby laser
2. CO2 laser
3. He-Ne laser
4. semiconductor laser
Answer:- 4) Semiconductor laser
Q65. The ratio of Einstein’s coefficient A and B can be expressed as
1. 8πhC³/V³
2. 8πhV/C³
3. 8πhV³/C³
4. 8πhdV
Answer:- 3) 8πhV³/C³
Q66. Laser beam is highly coherent, so it can be used in _____
1. interference
2. diffraction
3. polarisation
4. scattering
Answer:- 1) interference
Q67. The normal population the number of atoms in _______
1. excited state is more
2. ground state is more
3. excited state is equal to the ground state
4. ground state is zero
Answer:- 2) ground state is more
Q68. In ruby laser, the atoms are excited by
1. ruby rod
2. flash tube
3. silvered mirror
4. semi silvered mirror
Answer:- 2) flash tube
Q69. In a ruby laser, a large number of atoms are occupied _____
1. excited state
2. ground state
3. metastable state
4. normal state
Answer:- 3) metastable state
Q70. The process of population inversion is to increase the number of atoms in the ____
1. excited state
2. ground state
3. intermediate state
4. excited state and ground state
Answer:- 4) excited state
Q71. Laser can be used in the _____
1. fission reaction
2. polarisation
3. thermonuclear fusion
4. production of white light
Answer:- 3) thermonuclear fusion
Q72. If N1, N2 be the number of atoms in energy States E1, E2 (E2>E1) then the condition of inverse population is _______
1. N1 > N2
2. N1 < N2
3. N1 = N2
4. N1 >= N2
Answer:- 2) N1 < N2
Q73. Which of the following is used in atomic clocks ______
1. laser
2. quartz
3. maser
4. helium
Answer:- 3) maser
Q74. _______ in the laser occurs when photons colliding with an excited atom causes the stimulated emission of a second photon.
1. Light amplification
2. Attenuation
3. Dispersion
4. Population inversion
Answer:- 1) Light amplification
Q75. Directionality property of laser can be used in _______
1. surveying
2. remote sensing
3. lidar
4. all of the above
Answer:- 4) all of the above
Q76. The active medium in He-Ne laser is _____
1. He
2. Ne
3. He-Ne
4. all correct
Answer:- 1) He
Q77. The role of He in He-Ne laser is _____
1. He is an active medium
2. population inversion takes place in He
3. stimulated emission takes place in He
4. He atom help in exciting Ne atom
Answer:- 4) He atom help in exciting Ne atom
Q78. Which laser was invented first _____
1. Semiconductor laser
2. Ruby laser
3. He-Ne laser
4. CO2 laser
Answer:- 2) Ruby laser
Q79. If a laser operates at a wavelength of 496nm, what is the energy of each photon in ev?
1. 0.5e
2. 2.5ev
3. 1ev
4. 5ev
Answer:- 2) 2.5ev
Q80. The laser used in cancer treatment is _____
1. Ruby laser
2. CO2 laser
3. He-Ne laser
4. None of these
Answer:- 2) CO2 laser
Q81. Which of the following condition is very essential for the production of laser light?
1. Spontaneous emission
2. Stimulated emission
3. Population inversion
4. All of the above
Answer:- 4) All of the above
Q82. Which of the following scheme does not produce lasing action?
1. Two-level
2. Three-level
3. Four-level
4. Five level
Answer:- 1) Two-level
Q83. Pulsed laser light produce from _______
1. Ruby laser
2. CO2 laser
3. He-Ne laser
4. none
Answer:- 1) Ruby laser
Q84. Which of the following is not the property of laser?
1. Coherence
2. High direction
3. Extreme brightness
4. Divergence
Answer:- 4) Divergence
Q85. He-Ne laser employes ______
1. two-level pumping
2. three-level pumping
3. four-level pumping
4. none of these
Answer:- 3) four-level
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