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    Wa v e fro nts

    (co nsta nt pha se surfa ces) Wa v e fro nts


    Wa v e fro nts
    k

      P E
    r
    k
    P 
    O

    z
    A perfect pla ne wa v e A perfect spherica l wa v e A div erg ent bea m
    (a ) (b) (c)

    Ex a mples o f po ssible EM wa v es
    © 1 9 9 9 S.O. Kasap ,Op to electro n ics (Pren tice Hall)
    Fig. 1.5

    y
    Wav e fro n ts
    (b)
    x

    2wo O z Beam ax is
    In ten sity
    (c)
     Gau ssian

    (a) r
    2w
    (a) Wavefronts of a Gaus s ian light beam. (b) Light intens ity acros s beam cros s
    s ection. (c) Light irradiance (intens ity) vs . radial dis tance
    r from beam axis z).
    (
    © 1 9 9 9 S.O. Kasap ,Op to electro n ics (Pren tice Hall)
    n depends on the wavelength

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