Discover Ophir’s PD300R‑UV‑193 and PD10‑C‑193 sensors engineered for accurate UV laser power and pulse energy measurement (193–400 nm), with durable, UV‑hardened design for reliable testing.
Introducing The New UV Sensors: PD300R-UV-193 and PD10-C-193 Read Post »
Laser power sensors measure the power or energy level of laser beams in various applications. There are different types of
Power Sensors: What Are They and What Do They Measure? Read Post »
Lasers used for material processing face two general challenges over the course of their lives. First, these lasers operate at
Imagine trying to do precision work while standing in rain, snow or fog. Ambient conditions can sometimes affect the ability
Shaping Precision: How Ambient Conditions Sculpt Laser Accuracy Read Post »
If you need to measure laser pulse energies, you have probably run into a variety of issues and concepts that
Watch: Understanding Laser Energy Measurement & How Laser Energy Measurement Works Read Post »
There are two main technologies commonly used today for measuring laser beam powers: Measure very low power laser beams What
Measuring Very Low Power IR Lasers with the RM9 Radiometer System Read Post »
Many laser applications use pulsed beams, and pulse widths are becoming very short – even fs pulses are not uncommon.
Watch: Ophir Premium Energy Sensors – Even for UV Read Post »
This post will discuss how a pyroelectric sensor measures your laser (basics only) and what types of lasers it is suitable for.
How It Works: Measuring Laser Power with a Pyroelectric Sensor Read Post »
“Additional error with frequency”. What does it mean? Why does it happen? Read all about that in this week’s blog post:
“Additional Error with Frequency” – What is that? Read Post »
Meet Ophir’s “Scope Adapter” for Pyroelectric sensors. The adapter connects between the sensor & the meter. A BNC connector carries an analog voltage signal that represents the energy of each pulse, at up to the maximum pulse rate that the sensor can respond to, without being limited by the maximum pulse rate of the meter.
Make the Most Out of Your Sensor with Ophir’s “Scope Adapter” for Pyroelectric Sensors Read Post »
Have you fallen into the Worst Case Combination Trap? Let’s say your laser spec gives a range of values for
Video: Laser Parameters for Choosing a Sensor – The pitfall of worst case combinations Read Post »
Hair removal, skin rejuvenation and even in non-medical unregulated cosmetic applications – No doubt there is a real need to
Ophir’s New Sensor for Measuring IPL Pulses: L40(150)A-IPL Read Post »
