How does a maser measure the electromagnetic spectrum?

Answer 1

Matthew Arnold

I don’t think it does. A M.A.S.E.R is just a microwave laser.

In the microwave portion of the electromagnetic spectrum, they release coherent radiation.

The term M.A.S.E.R. stands for Microwave Amplification by the Stimulated Emission of Radiation, by the way.

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Answer 2

Everett Abrams

A maser measures the electromagnetic spectrum by amplifying and emitting microwave radiation. It uses stimulated emission to produce coherent microwaves, which can be precisely tuned and calibrated to measure specific frequencies within the electromagnetic spectrum.

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