StarLite USB: Overview of Ophir’s newest meter
The new StarLite power/energy meter is an economical instrument that supports all our newest lines of standard sensors. This video […]
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The new StarLite power/energy meter is an economical instrument that supports all our newest lines of standard sensors. This video […]
StarLite USB: Overview of Ophir’s newest meter Read Post »
Meet the Comet family of Laser Power Probes — accurate, low cost meters that are self-contained, and fast and easy
If all your laser measurement work involves a laptop or a PC, rather than a stand-alone meter, one of Ophir’s
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Pulsed lasers are complicated. When you’re dealing with a CW (continuous wave) laser, things are nice and simple. The laser
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This is a great one. It’s one of those head-smackingly simple ideas that make you say, “Why didn’t I think
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THz radiation is being talked about more and more lately, because of its unique usefulness in a wide range of
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When we released our newest laser power meter – the StarLite – last year, we wanted it to be as
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Lasers can be dangerous. For you, for your workspace, and for your measurement equipment. Some people assume high power is
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Water cooled sensors are commonly used when measuring laser beams of more than a few hundred watts. In this video,
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The beauty of integrating an OEM sensor into your laser system is you get to call the shots. What matters
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When you think of electromagnetic radiation, what pops into your head? X-Rays? Radio waves? Microwaves? Or maybe just plain old
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If you want to measure low laser power, you’ll likely use a photodiode sensor. Now imagine your laser varies in
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