IPT 5141-0

Brief

This course delves into the advanced principles and applications of photonics, exploring a comprehensive range of topics crucial to understanding and harnessing light for various technological applications. The course material will be drawn from the authoritative textbook "Fundamentals of Photonics" by B.E.A. Saleh and M.C. Teich, supplemented by insights from "Laser Electronics" by Joseph T. Verdeyen.

Description

Course keywords: Polarization(偏振) , Lasers (雷射), semiconductor optics(半導體光學), nonlinear optics (非線性光學) Course Outline: 1. Polarization and Wave Propagation: - Fresnel Equations - Wave Propagation in Anisotropic Media - Chirality & Faraday Effect 2. Optical Systems and Components: - ABCD Matrix - Cavity Stability Criteria - Gaussian Beam Optics - Gaussian Beam Propagation 3. Photons and Atomic Interactions: - Blackbody & AB Coefficient - Line Shape Functions - Blackbody Radiation 4. Laser Dynamics: - Rate Equations - Saturation Intensity - Amplified Spontaneous Emission (ASE) - Final Output Power - Optimal Output Coupler 5. Advanced Laser Operation: - Free Spectral Range (FSR) - Quality Factor (Q) - Finesse - Photonic Lifetime - Threshold and Saturation Intensity - Q-Switching - Mode-Locking 6. Semiconductor Photonics: - Semiconductor Physics Overview - Joint Density of States in Semiconductor/Optical Systems - Gain in Semiconductor Laser Diodes - Heterostructures for LEDs and Lasers Textbooks: 1. "Fundamentals of Photonics" by B.E.A. Saleh and M.C. Teich 2. "Laser Electronics" by Joseph T. Verdeyen Score Calculation: - Exams: 75% (Three exams, each contributing 25%) - Homework: 25% 本課程無涉及AI使用 Not applicable This course aims to provide a comprehensive understanding of advanced photonics concepts, enabling students to analyze and design cutting-edge optical systems for various applications. Through a combination of theoretical knowledge and practical insights, students will gain the skills necessary to navigate the complex and evolving field of photonics.

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Scores

Average Percentage 91.39

Std. Deviation 7.44

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Compulsory

Elective

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