GB/T 16601.2-2017
ActiveLasers and laser-related equipment—Test methods for laser-induced damage threshold—Part 2: Threshold determination
激光器和激光相关设备 激光损伤阈值测试方法 第2部分：阈值确定
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This standard specifies the procedures for determining the laser-induced damage threshold (LIDT) of optical components and materials. It is applied in the testing and qualification of laser optics, coatings, and substrates used in high-power laser systems, including industrial, medical, and scientific laser equipment. The standard ensures consistent and reliable measurement of damage thresholds for quality control and performance validation.
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