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If you use Photodiode-based sensors to measure your beam power, there are a number of issues that can affect the […]
If you use Photodiode-based sensors to measure your beam power, there are a number of issues that can affect the […]
Learn how to use the Ariel, Ophir’s new ultra-compact “All in One” sensor for measuring high power industrial lasers up
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We are often asked about the specified ranges of various ambient conditions (temperature, humidity, etc.) for Ophir instruments. In this
Effect of Ambient Conditions on Laser Measurements Read Post »
Is your laser’s focal spot where you think it is? The following video shows the focal shift of a 100Kw
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An integrating sphere collects electromagnetic radiation from a source, usually external to the optical device, for flux measurement or optical attenuation.
Integrating Sphere Fundamentals and Applications Read Post »
The development of remote material processing techniques requires increasing the accuracy of the process to permit creating smaller features. Laser
BeamSquared® – Measurement of Long Rayleigh Range Lasers with Small Focal Spot Read Post »
Ophir’s BeamSquared Beam Propagation Analyzer is a compact tool that can scan a laser beam and give you the main
Ophir’s BeamSquared – For Quick, ISO-Compliant Beam Propagation Measurements Read Post »
Now you can measure high power, concentrated laser beams – with very high power densities – from a short exposure,
Watch Product Overview: L40(500)A-LP2-DIF-35 Laser Power Sensor Read Post »
When measuring high frequency sources, one usually must decide whether they need to know the average power or the temporal
How to Use LabVIEW to Automate Measurement of High Frequency VCSEL Read Post »
The following video describes the basics of laser beam profiling. Learn how to measure your laser beam, find out which
Watch: Fundamentals of Beam Profiling Read Post »
Telecom applications can employ lasers over a very wide range of powers–which requires sensors suitable for anywhere from 10 picowatts to 300 milliwatts. Read about Ophir’s Optical Power Measurement Solutions for Telecom Applications
Optical Power Measurement Solutions for Telecom Applications Read Post »
wo of Ophir’s newer InGaAs cameras have several features that make it easy to measure the profile of your near IR lasers: SP1201 and SP1203.
InGaAs Cameras for Profiling Infrared Laser Sources Read Post »