Question: The diameter of a collimated laser beam can be expanded or reduced by using two converging lenses, with focal lengths Æ1 and Æ1, mounted a

The diameter of a collimated laser beam can be expanded or reduced by using two converging lenses, with focal lengths Æ’1 and Æ’1, mounted a distance Æ’1 + Æ’2 from each other, as shown in FIGURE 27-33. What is the ratio of the two beam diameters, (d1 / d2), expressed in terms of the focal lengths?
In figure 27-33

1 d, -fi + f-

1 d, -fi + f-

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