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The 57 pages that link to Laser, each with the reason it gives.

• LiDARNarrower topic: LiDAR uses laser light as its measurement signal.

• Population inversionNarrower topic: Its active medium uses population inversion to amplify selected modes of light.

• DVDNarrower topic: DVD drives use a shorter-wavelength laser than CD drives to read finer data features.

• Laser spectroscopyNarrower topic: Its coherence and narrow linewidth make precise frequency-resolved measurements possible.

• Optical resonatorNarrower topic: The resonator provides feedback that lets a laser sustain selected optical modes.

• Laser hair removalNarrower topic: Its wavelength and pulse settings determine how energy reaches and heats follicular pigment.

• Laser rangefinderNarrower topic: Laser rangefinders rely on its narrow, directional beam to illuminate a target.

• Carbon-dioxide laserNarrower topic: The carbon-dioxide laser is one of the earliest and most powerful gas-laser types.

• John L. HallNarrower topic: The invention of the laser made Hall’s narrow-linewidth spectroscopy possible.

• Laser-produced plasmaNarrower topic: Its wavelength, pulse duration, and intensity determine how energy reaches the target.

• StadimeterNarrower topic: Laser light enables precise active range measurement, an alternative to the stadimeter’s passive geometry.