Abstract: The primary concern in laser sensor safety is the possibility of eye injury. A secondary one is damage
to the skin. Biological effects of laser light may depend on a number of factors including the wavelength
of the light, its power, whether it possesses a continuous wave nature or is pulsed, or whether it is the result
of a direct exposure of laser light rather than a diffuse reflection.
Lasers are to be treated with great respect and caution.

Keywords: Safety Standars, Laser Sensor, Laser Diodes, Safety Classifications.

References &Academic research:
[1] Handbook of modern sensor J. Fraden Springer 4ième ed 2010.

[2] 2004 High Frequency Electronics (Basic Operation of Optical Detectors).

[3] Light Sources and Laser Safety Fred Seeber Camden County College Blackwood, New Jersey-2015.

[4] Bart Elias; Wessels, G (2005). “Lasers Aimed at Aircraft Cockpits: Background and Possible Options to Address
the Threat to Aviation Safety and Security.

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