Which risk increases when a high-power laser etcher exceeds design irradiance?

💡 Explanation

Increased irradiance beyond the design limit amplifies light absorption due to Inverse Bremsstrahlung, thus generating more plasma. Because excess plasma shields the material rather than ablating it efficiently, the energy transfer becomes less effective, rather than resulting in two-photon effects.

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