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short-pulse laser

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short-pulse laser [′shȯrt ¦pəls ′lā·zər]
(optics)
A laser designed to generate a pulse of light lasting on the order of nanoseconds or less, and having very high power, such as by Q switching or mode-locking.


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Papers in this issue cover theoretical, computational, and experimental research on all aspects of Fast Ignition; the next generation of facilities that will provide critical data; and the associated science and technology of high-energy, short-pulse lasers, heavy ion beams, target fabrication, and diagnostics.
PV manufacturers and equipment OEMs have specifically requested an ultra-fast, short-pulse laser that cleanly and accurately ablates current and future material sets at higher throughput than today's current technology," said Joe LaChapelle, CEO of Deep Photonics.
Within this amount, $2,500,000 is provided for the continued development of an ultra short-pulse petawatt laser at the University of Texas; and $2,000,000 is provided to continue short-pulse laser development and research at the University of Nevada-Reno.
 
 
 
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