What is Electro Thermal Vaporization?

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Hi all,

Could you please explain to me in short the process " Electro Themal Vaporization".
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Resistive ("Joule") heating from an applied current can heat a material to a sufficient temperature for evaporation to occur. Is this what you mean?
 
Thanks Mapes. That's what I expect.
 
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