lasertriggered
Lasertriggered is a term used to describe systems or processes that are initiated or controlled by a laser beam. In such arrangements, a laser pulse serves as the trigger signal that causes a rapid response in a device, material, or sensor, often enabling non-contact and highly precise timing.
The triggering mechanism typically relies on photoactivation or photodetection. Common routes include photoionization or multiphoton ionization
Applications span scientific research, communications, and engineering. They include fast optical detectors and photonic switching, precision
Safety and regulatory considerations are central to lasertriggered implementations, emphasizing eyewear protection, interlocks, proper enclosure, and