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It is easy to calculate the power or energy of optical pulses if the right parameters are known. Presented here are the relationships among some basic quantities often needed when working with laser pulses and power or energy meters. Consider a regularly repeating train of optical pulses with repetition rate f ??1/T as shown below. It is easy to calculate the power or energy of optical pulses if the right parameters are known. Presented here are the relationships among some basic quantities often needed when working with laser pulses and power or energy meters. Consider a regularly repeating train of optical pulses with repetition rate f ??1/T as shown below. Peak Power: Rate of energy flow in every pulse. Product Announcements
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