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We have a spectrometer in our lab that collects light through a fiber optic cable, however it also sends a 532nm laser down this fiber optic cable.
My background isn't in optics, and it would seem to me that the returning light (which is typically around 694 nm) would interfere with each other. Why would this not be the case?
My background isn't in optics, and it would seem to me that the returning light (which is typically around 694 nm) would interfere with each other. Why would this not be the case?