Yes I am in lab and I have used 750W peak power laser . I have specification sheet. But I don know peak power per pulse.
I have actually used three parameters in my experiment : Laser power (in terms of duty cycle), pulse frequency and scanning speed.
T(z,t) = ∫ ( exp(-αz)* erfc(-α*sqrt((k*t)/(c*ρ))+0.5 sqrt((c*ρ*z)/(k*t)))*exp( -((t-ζ)/ζ0)^2)
integrate with respect to ζ in the limits 0 and t
Help will be greatly appreciated
I am solving a temperature distribution problem related to laser drilling. In the equation I am encountering a term called ' Absorption or extinction coeffcient' of alumina. Can anybody tell how to find this ?
"Lenox Laser does this kind of work. You may wish to have them perform an analysis using their metrology equipment. Otherwise, some scopes with precision stages will tell you down to about +/- 5 millionths of an inch."
Can I get some elaboration on this ?
"what diameter hole and to what accuracy do you wish to measure?
i have been selling Metrology Instruments since 1980 and can provide some small input to your requirement"
its approximately 2mm. I am checking for the repeatability of the experiment. But the shape is irregular.
I will clear one doubt. rt is r*t only. rt is definitely not a single variable.
I have one doubt can't we take some fictitous value and start integration of error function and exponential ?