Where you can use pulsed laser or contineous laser?

Pulsed lasers are commonly used in applications requiring high peak power over short durations, such as in medical procedures (e.g., laser surgery, tattoo removal), material processing (e.g., precision cutting, engraving), and scientific research (e.g., spectroscopy). Continuous lasers, on the other hand, provide a steady output and are typically used in applications like laser printing, telecommunications (fiber optics), and lighting. The choice between pulsed and continuous lasers depends on the specific requirements of the task, including the needed energy delivery and precision.