He:Ne laser operated in threshold condition. Reflection coefficients of the mirrors are: 0.999 and 0.97. Length of the laser is 50 cm. Active medium gain is 1.02. Calculate the Loss factor and the loss coefficient.

He:Ne laser operated in threshold condition. Reflection coefficients of the mirrors are: 0.999 and 0.97. Length of the laser is 50 cm. Active medium gain is 1.02. Calculate the Loss factor and the loss coefficient.

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He:Ne laser operated in threshold condition.
Reflection coefficients of the mirrors are: 0.999 and 0.97.
Length of the laser is 50 cm. Active medium gain is 1.02.
Calculate the Loss factor and the loss coefficient.

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