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GregoriusGery
I am planning on making an experiment about intersecting continuous wave laser from 2 or more source on 1 point in thin air. The laser i am planning to use is the simple laser diode, pumped with continuous wave, instead of using pulsed wave as in the usual laser pointer as i don't need it to reach a great distance.
What I'm asking is would the intersection point be brighter then the initial source of laser? like twice as bright if I use 2 source, or 3x as bright if i use 3 source?
I'm hoping for suggestions here before I started to put money and energy into building this experiment.
What I'm asking is would the intersection point be brighter then the initial source of laser? like twice as bright if I use 2 source, or 3x as bright if i use 3 source?
I'm hoping for suggestions here before I started to put money and energy into building this experiment.