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laser of light measure which units?

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Answered by nausheen0

Commonly used to characterize laser output, measured in joules (J). The energy density expresses the total amount of energy delivered per unit area, in Joulesper square centimeter (J/cm2). Unit of frequency, i. e. “pulses per second”, listed in Hz.
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Answered by Anonymous

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Most recent answer. In most of the high power laser produced plasma experiment, laser intensity is measured in the unit of W/cm 2. This is the standard unit used in scientific literature also.

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