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Nützliche Anwendungen kann der Laser für alle Zwecke finden, in denen stark gebündelte Lichtstrahlen hoher Leistungsdichte benötigt werden. Die maximal erzielbaren Leistungsdichten liegen heute bei etwa 1014 W/cm2 für Impulslaser, bei etwa 108 W/cm2 für Dauerstrichlaser. Bei einer Anzahl von Anwendungen, jedoch keineswegs bei allen, wird auch die hohe räumliche und zeitliche Kohärenz der Laserstrahlung ausgenutzt sowie die Möglichkeit, den Laser mit Frequenzgemischen extrem großer Bandbreite zu modulieren. Dabei bleiben wegen der hohen Frequenz der Laserstrahlung die relativen Bandbreiten immer noch klein verglichen mit jenen, wie sie z. B. heute in der Nachrichtentechnik bei Mikrowellen üblich sind.

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Grau, G., Gürs, K., Müller, R. (1969). Anwendungen. In: Kleen, W., Müller, R. (eds) Laser. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-87266-2_10

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