The StarLab PC application supports the simultaneous use of multiple power and energy laser measurement sensors by assigning each sensor […]
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First step – Get your laser parameters right So, you want to measure the power of a laser beam with
Many laser applications use pulsed beams, and pulse widths are becoming very short – even fs pulses are not uncommon.
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Lasers are used in numerous applications in a wide variety of fields. Whether it’s transmitting internet communication via optical fibers,
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If you always wanted to learn an easy way to calculate power density –without even using our calculator, even in
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You have your new laser power meter, so you can now get on with your work. You’re confident that your
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Working with lasers? Need a new sensor? Beam profiling solutions? Are there any laser parameters you need to calculate, such as p…
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StarLab is Ophir’s easy-to-use, yet powerful, laser measurement software that turns a PC into a multi-channel laser power / energy
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This post is meant to help the uninitiated and trained professional alike to navigate the process of choosing the right photodiode for their application.
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If you’ll ask Raphi Cohen, Sr. Scientist at Ophir Photonics, what’s the favorite part of his work he’ll simply reply:
There are matrix methods that can be used for propagating the diameter and curvature of the beam, but if your main interest is simply the location of the new focus (i.e. beam waist) or the size of the focal spot, you can use the Focal Spot Size Calculator tool on the Ophir website. Dr. Ivker Our expert – will explain you how
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This post was originally posted in 2012. It is still very popular, so I wanted to share it here in
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