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Hi, i have question about lasers. What happens when I target same spot with 2 laser beams ? Let's saw two 1W laser. Will be final effect equal to one 2W laser ? Thanks
martin1512 said:Hi, i have question about lasers. What happens when I target same spot with 2 laser beams ? Let's saw two 1W laser. Will be final effect equal to one 2W laser ? Thanks
martin1512 said:well those 5mw would cost much more than one 1w(and i am not speaking about synchronization...) That Nd:YAG looks interesting, but I hardly think that I can find 1w YAG below 20$...
A 1W laser refers to a laser that has an output power of 1 watt, while a 2W laser has an output power of 2 watts. This means that the 2W laser is twice as powerful as the 1W laser.
The main difference in the effects of a 1W and 2W laser is the intensity of the laser beam. The 2W laser will have a stronger and more concentrated beam compared to the 1W laser, which may result in a brighter and more precise laser beam.
It depends on the specific application and the desired outcome. In some cases, a 2W laser may be too powerful and could cause damage or unintended effects. It is important to carefully consider the power requirements for each application and use the appropriate laser power accordingly.
Yes, there may be additional safety concerns when using a 2W laser due to its higher power output. It is important to follow all safety guidelines and precautions when working with any laser, but especially with higher powered lasers like a 2W.
The main factors to consider when choosing between a 1W and 2W laser include the desired outcome, the application, and any safety concerns. It is also important to consider the cost and availability of each option. Consulting with a laser expert can also help in making an informed decision.