A design of experiment approach for investigating active fiber lasers: Influence of the adjustable parameters in the cleaning process
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Abstract
• Design of Experiment and PCA combined to study active fiber lasers. • The influence of the adjustable parameters on the cleaning process was investigated. • Repetition rate, pulse duration, power and scan speed interactions were explored. • Key parameters differ for organic (strappo glue) and inorganic (limewash) removal.
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OpenAlex topics: Laser Material Processing Techniques · Photonic Crystal and Fiber Optics · Advanced Fiber Laser Technologies
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