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what is coherent waves?

what is coherent waves?

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NUKA SIVA KUMAR
16 Points
9 years ago

which waves having same amplitude ,same phase and same wavelength and propagates in same direction.

G.Rajashekar
41 Points
9 years ago

The waves which are

   1.produced by monochromatic source

  2.have same frequency

  3.have same amplitude

  4.same polarization

  5.they have to be in same phase,   are called coherent waves.

Khandavalli Satya Srikanth
38 Points
9 years ago

If  waves are in same phase then that waves are called coherent waves

Rajesh
37 Points
9 years ago

Waves which are with same amplitude,same frequency and same phase difference are called coherent waves.

Deepak Bohra
39 Points
9 years ago
When waves are in same phase
Dherendra Kumar
22 Points
9 years ago
same amplitude ,same phase and same wavelength and propagates in same direction
Dherendra Kumar
22 Points
9 years ago
same phase, same amplitude and same wavelength and propagates in same direction
Dherendra Kumar
22 Points
9 years ago
Please let me know as well
P.Sai vardhini
37 Points
8 years ago
A super positioned wave that does not interfere with other waves in the conductance pathway is called as coherent waves.
Indu
47 Points
8 years ago
Technically coherence may be defined as wave property for which corresponding points on the wave front are in phase. For our purpose however we may look upon it as describing a wave of a single frequency. This is very different from the incoherent light always around us, for example sunlight is a mixture of many frequencies and most artificial lighting is similar. Coherence can be classed in two ways: spatial and temporal coherence. Spatial coherence refers to all the light along the surface of an emitter being in phase: imagine a solid sphere where all the light leaving every part of the surface is perfectly in phase. Temporal coherence pertains to all the waves being perfectly in step at all times so that, if the phase is measured at some time t = 0, and is found to be identical for all the emitted light, the light beam can be said to be temporarily coherent.

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