Wavelength Guide for Thermal Laser Power Sensors
Thermal laser power sensors have various coatings used to absorb the laser heat. Each coating has its own absorption per […]
Wavelength Guide for Thermal Laser Power Sensors Read Post »
Thermal laser power sensors have various coatings used to absorb the laser heat. Each coating has its own absorption per […]
Wavelength Guide for Thermal Laser Power Sensors Read Post »
Usually, laser measurement focuses on power or energy, (or both). In some cases, however, the total energy exposure needs to
How to Measure Laser Exposure Read Post »
Sometimes you may need a longer-than-standard distance between your laser power/energy meter and your sensor. In this video, you will
Long Distance Between Sensor and Meter Read Post »
Thermal laser sensors for high powers are usually water-cooled. Ophir has water-cooled sensors for powers from 250 W to 100
How to Use a Water-Cooled Laser Power Sensor Read Post »
Systems integrators often need to control an Ophir instrument from within their own system. In this video, you will learn
How to control an Ophir meter from within your own external software Read Post »
Understand the difference between peak and average laser power and learn how these values impact sensor selection and safe, accurate laser measurement.
Laser Peak Power and Average Power: What’s the Difference? Read Post »
This video will show you how to detect and record any missing pulses in your pulsed laser beam application.
How to detect missing laser pulses Read Post »
Learn why laser calibration matters and how measuring actual output power helps align laser settings with real performance.
Why Laser Calibration Requires Measuring Actual Output Power Read Post »
The new StarLite power/energy meter is an economical instrument that supports all our newest lines of standard sensors. This video
StarLite: Overview of Ophir’s newest meter Read Post »
There are lots of tips and tricks for ensuring top performance of your laser power meter and sensor, but I
How to Keep Your Laser Power Meter Updated Read Post »
In this short “Basics” video, we review in general the use of photodiode sensors for measuring very low laser powers.
FAQ: Photodiode Sensors for Measuring Very Low Powers Read Post »
In 1965, Intel’s Gordon Moore made a prediction about the future of technology that remained accurate far longer than even
Using Power Meters to Help Keep Moore’s Law Alive Read Post »