Resonator losses Sample Clauses

Resonator losses. The performance of a Xxxxx-Xxxxx is generally described in terms of its resonance linewidth (in relation to the free spectral range). Not many people study the peak transmission and hardly anyone looks at the spectrally-integrated or averaged transmission. We will show that the resonator efficiency η can also be determined both from the average transmission under incoherent illumination, as well as from the average transmission of a coherently illuminated resonator T (φ) when scanning the length of the Xxxxx-Xxxxx. The transmission of a resonator as a function of the single pass phase is [1] Ii T + A 1 + 2F 2 sinφ 2 T (φ) = IT (φ) = T 2 1 , (2.4) π where F is the cavity finesse. The maximum peak transmission of the resonator is found for φ = 0 Ii T + A T (0) = IT (0) = T 2 = η2 . (2.5) The spectrally-averaged transmission, on which we will elaborate, is given by ⟨IT (φ)⟩ T 2 1 ⟨T (φ)⟩ = Ii = 2(T + A) = 2 T η , (2.6) π ⟨ ⟩ where the relation [1 + ( 2F )2 sinφ 2]−1 = π/2F = (A + T )/2 is used (F 2 1). The effi- ciency η defines how much of the light inside the resonator, leaves via transmission of the mirrors, the rest being scattered and absorbed. Taking into account that TIi (see Fig. 2.4) 2(T +A)
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