Laser systems operating above 100 kilowatts are no longer futuristic but measuring them accurately and safely is still a major engineering challenge.
To meet this need, Ophir Photonics developed a 150 kW water-cooled calorimetric sensor designed for ultra-high-power laser applications such as industrial cutting and drilling, high-power fiber laser testing, and directed energy systems.
In the video, we show:
- How extreme laser power is safely absorbed and dissipated
- How calorimetric measurement works using water temperature and flow
- Key performance highlights, including ultra-low back reflection and fast response time
- How the system integrates with standard Ophir meters and software
Watch the video to see how ultra-high-power laser measurement works in practice:
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