Neckel, 2001 - Google Patents
Comparative study on cw mode versus pulsed mode in AlGaAs-diode lasersNeckel, 2001
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- Neckel C
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- Lasers in Dentistry VII
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In the last six years AlGaAs-Diodelasers have become more and more popular. Due to their small size, their good electro-optical coupling and delicate glass fibers this type of laser fits into most dental offices. The first diode lasers and still most of the devices still on the market …
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