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5 March 2018 The design and development of CO2 medium-level laser power calibration system for industrial and medical applications in Thailand
Kanokwan Nontapot
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Proceedings Volume 10714, Third International Conference on Photonics Solutions (ICPS2017); 107140L (2018) https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2299812
Event: Third International Conference on Photonic Solutions, 2017, Pattaya, Thailand
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The carbon dioxide laser (CO2 laser) is one of the most useful and is the highest CW laser at the present. The laser produces infrared light at 10.6 um. Due to its high power, CO2 lasers are usually used in industrial applications such as cutting and welding, or for engraving at less power. CO2 lasers are also used widely in medical applications, such as laser surgery, skin resurfacing, and removing mold, due to water (biological tissue) absorb light at this wavelength very well. CO2 lasers are also used as LIDAR laser source for military range finding applications because of the transparency of the atmosphere to infrared light. Due to the increasing use of CO2 lasers laser in industrial and medical applications in Thailand, the National Institute of Metrology (Thailand) has set up a CO2 laser power calibration system and provide calibration service to customers this year. The service support calibration of medium-level laser power at wavelength of 10.6 um and at power range 100 mW-10W. The design and development of the calibration system will be presented.
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Kanokwan Nontapot "The design and development of CO2 medium-level laser power calibration system for industrial and medical applications in Thailand", Proc. SPIE 10714, Third International Conference on Photonics Solutions (ICPS2017), 107140L (5 March 2018); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2299812
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KEYWORDS
Gas lasers
Calibration
Laser dentistry
Laser applications
Laser vision correction
Carbon dioxide lasers
Laser metrology
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