Quantitative and Qualitative Study of Gaussian Beam Visualization Techniques
J. Magnes, D. Odera, J. Hartke, M. Fountain, L. Florence, V. Davis
Abstract
We present a comparative overview of existing laser beam profiling methods. We compare the the knife-edge, scanning slit, and pin-hole methods. Data is presented in a comparative fashion. We also elaborate on the use of CCD profiling methods and present appropriate imagery. These methods allow for a quantitative determination of transverse laser beam-profiles using inexpensive and accessible methods. The profiling techniques presented are inexpensive and easily applicable to a variety of experiments.
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