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Laser-induced breakdown spectroscopy—from research to industry, new frontiers for process control

Noll et al., 2008

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Noll R
Sturm V
Aydin Ă
Eilers D
Gehlen C
Höhne M
Lamott A
Makowe J
Vrenegor J
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Spectrochimica Acta Part B: Atomic Spectroscopy

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This paper presents R&D activities to explore new laser parameter ranges in pulse energy, time and space for laser-induced breakdown spectroscopy. The collinear double pulse effect, which is well studied for pulses of typically several 100 mJ energy can also be …
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