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Some neodymium鈥揼lass lasers can provide100TWof power in1.0nspulses at a wavelength of0.26m. How much energy is contained in a single pulse?

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Energy contained in a single pulse is 1.0105J.

Step by step solution

01

Determine the given quantities

Laser power is:

P=100TW=1001012W

Pulse time is:

t=1.0ns=1.010-9s

02

Determine the concepts of energy and power

The energy depends on power and time.

E=Pt

03

Determine the energy contained in a single pulse

The energy and power are related as

E=Pt

Substitute the values and solve as:

E=10010121.010-9=1.0105J

Energy contained in a single pulse is 1.0105J.

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