optodynamics
optodynamics noun: a range of dynamic measurement techniques that use small lasers.
Noun
optodynamics (uncountable)
- A range of dynamic measurement techniques that use small lasers.
- As a result, laser beam interaction with a material is a complex phenomenon that cannot be treated as a simple thermal process; rather, we must look upon it as an optodynamic process. Optodynamics combines a study of thermal and other effects that are optically induced by laser light; in...2002, S. Strgar, J. Možina, “An optodynamic method for the real-time determination of the depth of a laser-drilled hole”, in Applied Physics A, volume 74, →DOI, page 321
Origin of optodynamics
From opto- + dynamics.
Questions about optodynamics
- What does optodynamics mean?
- Optodynamics means a range of dynamic measurement techniques that use small lasers.
- What part of speech is optodynamics?
- Optodynamics is a noun.
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