Update (January 2015): This power sensor has been improved to measure up to 120 kW of continuous laser power. Read […]
Measure 120 kW Directly with Ophir’s Newest Laser Power Sensor Read Post »
Why is Ophir-Spiricon’s calibration lead-time the fastest in the industry? Learn about our lean journey and hear our announcement on
Fastest Calibration in the Industry Read Post »
The Problem James is performing an important experiment with a Raman spectrometer, but he’s having trouble dealing with the background
How to Measure Your Laser in a Noisy Environment: An Elegant Solution Read Post »
CCD and Scanning-Slit Beam Profilers Many people will profess to speak the truth, but few are really in a position
The Truth about Laser Beam Profilers: Camera vs. Scanning Slit Read Post »
WARNING – This post will be pretty basic. However, it’s something that wasn’t always clear to me, so perhaps I
Laser Beam Profiler Output Units Read Post »
Why should you measure your laser’s beam profile? This tutorial is presented by Ophir-Spiricon sales engineers – the experts in
Why Measure Your Laser Beam? Read Post »
When trying to measure a high energy density laser, it can damage your laser energy sensor if you’re not careful.
Warning: Don’t Make These Mistakes When Using a Diffuser on Your High-Energy Laser Beam Read Post »
What it’s not Okay, so you know that you can measure laser power with a thermal or photodiode head. An
What Is an Integrating Sphere? Read Post »
Uhh, did you say hidden specs? Okay, so obviously any reasonable provider of laser power sensors should not be hiding
Pro Tip for Finding “Hidden” Laser Sensor Specs Read Post »
In this short “Basics” video we review the use – and selection – of thermal sensors for measuring low, medium
FAQ: Thermal Sensors for Measuring Low, Medium & High Laser Powers Read Post »
A laser beam profiler is more or less a specialized camera rigged to measure beam width, divergence, and other qualities
How to Profile Very Short Pulsed Laser Beams Read Post »
So, you want to measure your laser… What comes to mind first? A laser power meter? Okay… Let’s say I’m
The All-in-One Laser Beam Analysis Machine Read Post »
