1. lasing - Noun
2. lasing - Verb
lasing
present participle of lase
lasing (plural lasings)
The application of a laser beam.
After passing through an aperture and a magnetic field, many of the atoms in the beam are left in the upper energy level of the lasing transition. Source: Internet
Frances FitzGerald, "Way Out There in the Blue: Reagan, Star Wars and the End of the Cold War", pg. 129 Since the lasing medium was fairly small, a single bomb could host a number of them and attack multiple ICBMs in a single burst. Source: Internet
Depending on the optical design one or more of these transitions can be lasing simultaneously; the most commonly used lines are 458 nm, 488 nm and 514.5 nm. Source: Internet
In some lasing media this is impossible. Source: Internet
Saturated operation meant that the maximum possible power was extracted from the lasing medium, resulting in the high peak energy of 0.3 mJ. Source: Internet
The 0.002 nm bandwidth of the lasing medium is well over 10,000 times narrower than the spectral width of a light-emitting diode (whose spectrum is shown here for comparison), with the bandwidth of a single longitudinal mode being much narrower still. Source: Internet