Nanosecond lasers usually refer to solid-state lasers with nanosecond pulse width obtained by active Q-switching or passive Q-switching, fiber lasers and some g
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Nanosecond lasers usually refer to solid-state lasers with nanosecond pulse width obtained by active Q-switching or passive Q-switching, fiber lasers and some gas lasers. Usually, the pulse width is about 1ns to 100ns. It has the characteristics of high peak power, high pulse energy and rich laser wavelength. It is the pulse laser with the widest application range at present.