Solid-state lasers which offer multiple desirable qualities, including enhanced reliability, robustness, efficiency and wavelength diversity, are absolutely indispensable for many applications. The Handbook of solid-state lasers reviews the key materials, processes and applications of solid-state la
Handbook of solid-state lasers: Materials, systems and applications
โ Scribed by Boris Denker, Eugene Shklovsky
- Publisher
- Woodhead Publishing
- Year
- 2013
- Tongue
- English
- Leaves
- 685
- Series
- Woodhead Publishing Series in Electronic and Optical Materials
- Edition
- 1
- Category
- Library
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โฆ Synopsis
Solid state lasers are widely used in medicine, industry, scientific research, military and remote sensing applications. They comprise a dominant part of the overall laser market and are quickly replacing gas lasers for many applications due to their desirable characteristics such as good reliability and robustness, a high level of safety, user friendliness, compact size and a low cost to performance ratio. They can be maintenance free, suitable for high volume production and they are becoming available in a wide range of wavelengths. Leading contributing specialists provide a description of laser theory, the characterization of the main laser parameters, the principles of the operation of lasers, a classification of laser materials, and a review of the different types of lasers. The final section is devoted to solid-state laser applications in different technological processes, such as medicine, including surgery and ophthalmology, defense science, and environmental protection.
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