laserdämpning
Laserdämpning, often translated as laser attenuation, refers to the reduction of the intensity of a laser beam. This can be achieved through various methods, primarily by absorbing, scattering, or reflecting a portion of the light. Attenuation is a crucial process in many applications where the full power of a laser is not required or could be harmful.
Common methods for laser attenuation include the use of optical filters. Neutral density filters are a prime
The degree of attenuation is quantifiable and is typically expressed as a ratio or in decibels. Understanding