Which risk increases significantly when pushing pulsed laser energy through a limited fiber-optic?

💡 Explanation

Fiber delamination risk goes up when lasers are pulsed through a restricted fiber optic due to increased **capacitive discharge** from the fiber, because the dielectric limit is broken faster causing material degradation; therefore, core melts and cracks rather than scattering, based on slower effects which take longer.

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