Laser Beam Optics: Calculating Focal Spot of a Gaussian Beam
December 11, 2019 - by OphirBlog
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When focusing a laser, or anything for that matter, there’s a handy formula that is used to calculate the focus size and position.
It is generally called the thin lens formula, and it looks like this:
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So, you measure your laser beam and get this very pretty 3D display of its spatial profile. Awesome!