We are proud to announced BeamMic™, a new laser beam analyzer that combines the essentials for beam analysis in a low-cost, entry-level system. BeamMic includes easy-to-use software that measures a beam’s size, shape, uniformity, and mode content. Read the full article

Here are a few important interesting FAQ’s we received about laser power meter and sensor specifications we provide in our sensor data sheets. Check out the interesting informative answers:

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A laser power sensor absorbs laser power while measuring it; if that power is not removed at least as fast as it comes in, the sensor could overheat and fail. Read the full article

Quite often we receive questions about the minimum power parameter provided in our power sensor data sheets. For example, customers ask what would happen if they used a sensor with a minimum power rating of 20 mW to measure a 15 mW beam. Or how much above the minimum power should you be to get a reasonably accurate reading? Read the full article

Written by Mark Slutzki

Changes, even for the better, can cause discomfort.

Those of you who have been working with us for some time have no doubt noticed that there have been some major improvements (yes, changes) to our product lines. We’ve released a whole new line of laser beam Power/Position/Size sensors, a line of Direct-to-PC power and energy sensors, done a major upgrade to our line of Pyroelectric energy sensors,  released some new software, and more – and all this over the course of just a year.

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