Which consequence results when coherence is lost in laser micromachining?

💡 Explanation

Laser coherence delivers precise focus; its loss blurs the machining area because diffraction increases spot size during ablation due to mismatched phases. Therefore the focal spot loses precision, rather than other effects that arise from power or wavelength changes.

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