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| NOUN | a laser | lasers |
⇄ Übersetzung für 'Laser-' von Englisch nach Deutsch
- laser {adj} [attr.]
- Laser-
- to laser sth. [to treat with a laser]
- etw. lasernmed.MedTech.tech.
- Werbung
- laser [light amplification by stimulated emission of radiation]
- Laser {m} [Lichtverstärkung durch stimulierte Emission von Strahlung]phys.
Laserlicht {n}phys. - laser optic {adj}
- laseroptischtech.
- laser optical {adj}
- laseroptischtech.
- laser-assisted {adj}
- laserunterstützt
- laser-based {adj}
- laserbasiertspec.
- laser-engraved {adj}
- lasergraviert
- laser-guided {adj}
- lasergesteuertphys.tech.
- laser-induced {adj}
- laserinduziert
- laser-supported {adj}
- lasergestützttech.
- laser-surgical {adj}
- laserchirurgischmed.
- laser-welded {adj}
- laserstrahlgeschweißttech.
- laser-focused [coll.] [highly concentrated on sth.]
- ungeprüft hochkonzentriert [sehr konzentriert auf etw.]
- atom laser
- Atomlaser {m}phys.
- diode laser
- Diodenlaser {m}electr.MedTech.
- disc laser
- Scheibenlaser {m}tech.
- dye laser
- Farbstofflaser {m}tech.
- excimer laser
- Excimer-Laser {m}MedTech.
- fiber laser [Am.]
- Faserlaser {m}tech.
- fibre laser [Br.]
- Faserlaser {m}tech.
- gas laser
- Gaslaser {m}tech.
- hybrid laser
- Hybrid-Laser {m}tech.
- impulse laser
- Impulslaser {m}electr.tech.
- laser ablation
- Laserabtrag {m}materialphys.
- laser aimer [on image intensifier side]
- Laserzielgerät {n} [bildverstärkerseitig]MedTech.
Laserlichtvisier {n} [häufig verwendet für Laserzielgerät] [bildverstärkerseitig]MedTech. - laser altimeter
- Laseraltimeter {n}astronaugeol.
Laserhöhenmesser {m}aviat. - laser beam
- Laserstrahl {m}phys.tech.
- laser boresight
- Laser-Schussprüfer {m}tech.
- laser boresighter
- Laser-Schussprüfer {m}tech.
- laser camera
- Laserkamera {f}tech.
- laser card
- Laserkarte {f}electr.optics
- laser card [optical memory card]
- Lasercard {f} [optische Speicherkarte, Laserkarte]electr.optics
- laser catheter
- Laserkatheter {m}MedTech.
- laser coagulation
- Laserkoagulation {f}med.
- laser coating
- Laserbeschichten {n}
- laser cooling
- Laserkühlung {f}phys.
- laser cutting
- Laserstrahlschneiden {n}
Laserschneiden {n}tech. - laser designator
- Lasermarkierer {m}mil.
- laser diffraction
- Laserbeugung {f} [Technologie zur Partikelbestimmung]chem.
- laser diode
- Diodenlaser {m}tech.
- laser diode <LD>
- Laserdiode {f} <LD>electr.
Halbleiterlaser {m}electr. - laser disc
- Laserdisc {f}
Laserdisk {f} - laser disk
- Laserplatte {f}comp.
- laser drilling
- Laserbohren {n}tech.
- laser energy
- Laserenergie {f}tech.
- laser engraver
- Lasergravierer {m}engin.tech.
- laser exposure
- Laserbelichtung {f}photo.
- laser flash
- Laserblitz {m}phys.tech.
- laser fluence
- Laserfluenz {f}phys.
- laser game [also: lasergame]
- Lasergame {n}games
Laserspiel {n}games - laser gun
- Laserkanone {f}weapons
- laser gun [radar gun]
- Laserpistole {f} [Radarpistole]toolstrafficweapons
- laser harp
- Laserharfe {f}mus.
- laser head
- Laserkopf {m}tech.
- laser heating
- Lasererwärmung {f}
- laser ignition
- Laserzündung {f}tech.
- laser image
- Laserbild {n}
- laser imager
- Laser-Imager {m}
- laser intensity
- Laserintensität {f}
- laser irradiation
- Laserbestrahlung {f}phys.
- laser irradiation [e.g. for surface treatment]
- Laserstrahlung {f}materialMedTech.
- laser light
- Laserlicht {n}electr.tech.
- laser machine
- Lasermaschine {f}tech.
- laser machining
- Laserbearbeitung {f}tech.
- laser marking
- Laserbeschriften {n}
Laserbeschriftung {f}print
Lasermarkierung {f} [Lasermarkieren]tech. - laser measurement
- Lasermesstechnik {f}
- laser metrology
- Lasermesstechnik {f}QM
- laser micromachining
- Lasermikrobearbeitung {f}engin.
- laser microscope
- Lasermikroskop {n}optics
- laser microtome
- Lasermikrotom {m} {n} [auch: Laser-Mikrotom]
- laser module
- Lasermodul {n}tech.
- laser modules
- Lasermodule {pl}tech.
- laser nephelometry
- Lasernephelometrie {f}med.
- laser observations
- Laserbeobachtungen {pl}tech.
- laser opening
- Laseraustrittsöffnung {f}tech.
- laser oscillator
- Laseroszillator {m} [auch: Laser-Oszillator]opticstools
- laser painting
- Zielmarkierung {f} [durch einen Laser]mil.
Zielbeleuchtung {f} [durch einen Laser]mil. - laser peeling
- Laserpeeling {n}MedTech.
- laser physics [treated as sg.]
- Laserphysik {f}acad.phys.
- laser pointer
- Laserpointer {m}tech.
- laser power
- Laserleistung {f}tech.
- laser printer
- Laserdrucker {m}comp.print
- laser printing
- Laserdruck {m}
- laser probe
- Lasersonde {f}tech.
- laser projection
- Laserprojektion {f}
- laser pulse
- Laserpuls {m}phys.
- laser radiation
- Laserstrahlung {f}
- laser radiation {sg}
- Laserstrahlen {pl} [Laserstrahlung, -bestrahlung]phys.
- laser rangefinder
- Laser-Entfernungsmesser {m}
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- Laser {m} [Lichtverstärkung durch stimulierte Emission von Strahlung] = laser [light amplification by stimulated emission of radiation]
- Laser {pl} = lasers
- Laser- = laser [attr.]
Anwendungsbeispiele Englisch
- Laser bonding has been achieved by Nd:YAG, CO2 laser, Fiber laser and Diode-pumped solid-state laser and can be accomplished using other forms of radiant energy.
- The scoring laser acts as a surrogate for the high energy weapons laser.
- The Lockheed Martin AN/AAS-38 Nite Hawk is a FLIR, laser designator, and laser tracker pod system for use with laser-guided munitions.
- It is sometimes used during treatment of blood vessel lesions, laser resurfacing, laser hair removal and laser surgery.
- Manually operated laser torches and automated laser bird deterrent robots that move the laser automatically towards the birds are available on the market.
- Trotec Laser is an international manufacturer of advanced laser technology for laser cutting, laser engraving and laser marking.
- 2) High-intensity laser-atom interactions: multiphoton ionization, harmonic generation, laser-assisted atomic collisions, attophysics, relativistic effects in laser-atom interactions.
- Laser protection eyewear will filter out a particular (or small range of) wavelength(s), customized to the laser being viewed.
- LSPT holds over 54 patents in laser peening, and many more on laser bond inspection and laser applications.
- Shank demonstrated, in 1981, the generation of ultra-short laser pulse using a ring-dye laser (or dye laser exploiting colliding pulse mode-locking).
- Most laser sights use a red laser diode. Others use an infrared diode to produce a dot invisible to the naked human eye but detectable with night vision devices.
- Fractional laser photothermolysis (FP) is a form of laser-based skin resurfacing, with several devices on the market.
- The development of the laser sources is supported by an important R&D programme in high-power laser related optics and laser technology.
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