What are the Challenges Associated with Laser Optics in Nanotechnology?
Despite their advantages, there are several challenges to consider:
- Heat Generation: High-intensity lasers can generate significant heat, potentially damaging sensitive nanomaterials. - Alignment: Precise alignment of laser systems is critical and can be complex, requiring specialized equipment and expertise. - Cost: High-quality lasers and associated equipment can be expensive, potentially limiting their accessibility for some research and industrial applications. - Material Interactions: Different materials interact with laser light in varying ways, necessitating careful selection of laser parameters for each specific application.
