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+91 98967 93832The Experimental System for Acousto Optic Effect for Lasers and Photonics Physics Lab is designed to demonstrate and investigate the interaction between sound waves and light. Through the acousto-optic effect, acoustic waves create periodic changes in the refractive index of a material, forming a dynamic diffraction grating that can modulate, diffract, and deflect light.The system provides hands-on experience in studying acousto-optic modulation, diffraction, and signal processing techniques widely used in laser systems, optical communication, spectroscopy, and photonics applications. Students can observe how acoustic waves influence optical beams and perform quantitative measurements of important acousto-optic parameters. This apparatus serves as an excellent educational platform for understanding modern optical modulation technologies and their practical applications in communication and signal processing systems.
Experiments :
Bragg Diffraction Observation :
Acousto-Optic Modulation Waveform Analysis :
Acousto-Optic Beam Deflection :
Modulation Amplitude Measurement :
Diffraction Efficiency and Bandwidth Measurement :
Ultrasound Velocity Measurement :
Optical Communication Demonstration :
Ultrasound Signal Frequency :
He-Ne Laser Output Power :
1.5 mW @ 632.8 nm
Acousto-Optic Crystal :
Operating Wavelength :
Center Frequency :
Effective Aperture :
Optical Transmissivity :
96%
Bragg Angle :
Input Polarization :
Internal Modulation Signal :
Main Control Unit :
He-Ne Laser with Power Supply :
Laser Tube Holder :
Acousto-Optic Modulator :
Acousto-Optic Modulator Holder :
Optical Rail :
General Carrier :
X-Translation Carrier :
Transverse Measurement Holder :
Photoreceiver :
Speaker with AC Adapter :
Connection Cables :
Instruction Manual :



































