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What is the Q-Factor of a laser cavity? What is the energy stored in it?
Q. I've got the deffinition of Q-factor in a laser cavity as Q=2 x PI x energy stored in cavity / energy loss per cycle. How do I find the energy stored in the cavity? Basically, I've got the question: "The output in a gas laser with a cavity length of 1m transmits 0.5% of the incident light at a wavelength of 488nm. Ignoring other losses in the system, calcuate the Q-factor of the cavity and the cavity lifetime." (I've also got the cavity lifetime to be, Q= freq x cavity lifetime, for the last bit of the question.) Thanks.
Asked by bjh_101 - Sat May 19 13:35:25 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. The .5% is the energy loss per cycle of the *incident* light. That means 95% is reflected. So the loss per cycle is 0.005 times 1/(1+.95) of the total energy in the cavity (since the latter includes both incident and reflected), or 0.00256. According to your definition, then, Q is 2 pi times the inverse of this.
Answered by Dr. R - Sat May 19 13:48:05 2007

Is it true that q tips are counter productive? If so, what is the best way to clean your ears?
Q. A friend told me her doctor said that Q tips only push the earwax and filth forth to the inner ear, is this true? If so, whats a good way to get your ears really clean without pushing foreign objects inside?
Asked by hesca_a4 - Thu Aug 20 21:42:10 2009 - - 3 Answers - 1 Comments

A. I know of two things. Peroxide is productive, and it feels kind of nice to be honest. Lol. But, if you really want results you should get Wally's Natural Products 100% Beeswax Ear Candles.They're pretty easy to use and can be found in places such as Wal*Mart and GNC.
Answered by jessie - Thu Aug 20 22:42:46 2009

How do I transfer contacts from Motorola Q to Blackjack II?
Q. We recently got new phones and need some advice... I have a Motorola Q through Verizon that I need to transfer all of my contacts over to a Blackjack II from AT&T. What is the best way to do that without having to type in all of the contacts again? I also have a Verizon EnV that I need to transfer the contacts to a Blackjack II as well. Best Answer gets 10 points!
Asked by T's CRM SCNE - Fri Oct 17 15:46:03 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Since both the Q and the Blackjack are Windows devices, you can use Outlook and Activesync to transfer contacts and calendar, notes etc... One or both phones should have come with a CD with both those apps. Install both programs onto your computer (Outlook first) and then first connect the Q to transfer contacts to Outlook and then connect the Blackjack to transfer contacts from Outlook. The EnV is a bit of a problem because it's not a Windows Mobile device but it's still possible to transfer the contacts. The EnV should have also come with a CD to sync the phone with a computer. Connect the EnV to your computer and run the app and sync all your info. Once that's done, when you first install Outlook, it should find the EnV's application… [cont.]
Answered by Hugo - Fri Oct 17 16:18:35 2008