VCSELs and other low frequency are not trivial to monitor them with a standard photodiode. See how Ophir addresses this with its recently added feature
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How to Calculate your Laser Beam Power Density Using our Power Density Calculator
November 27, 2019 - by Raphael Cohen
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In this Blog we’ll explain the details of how power density depends on the beam profile of your laser and how to calculate it using our power density calculator.
Centauri – Improvements and New Features in Firmware Release 2.11
November 13, 2019 - by OphirBlog
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Hello, 你好, Bonjour, Hola, Hallo, Привет, Ciao, こんにちは, 여보세요 In order to serve our international customers the world …
If you use a laser in your company for any significant purpose, you probably already know about the …
MKS Announces Ophir® Large Aperture Laser Power/Energy Sensor for Pulsed Lasers
October 30, 2019 - by OphirBlog
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MKS has announced the Ophir® L2000W-PF-120 Laser Power/Energy Sensor, a water-cooled sensor for measuring large pulsed lasers.
Virtual laser power meter – From sensor to interface to PC – no power source needed
Ophir’s Laser peak power calculator can provide a good estimation for the peak power and peak power density of a pulsed laser. These estimates can be very useful when choosing the right optical elements and suitable sensors for your system without the need to fully characterize the laser pulses.
The Centauri power meter has the best of both worlds. It’s not a full PC of course, but has nearly the same feature set as our StarLab software, with a large, 7” touch screen.
Laser Welding for Electric Vehicle Production: How to Maintain Quality
October 2, 2019 - by OphirBlog
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As electric vehicles enter the mass market, productions lines need to as efficient as possible. In order to assure quality in the automated process, it is essential to measure the laser source of the welder regularly.
How Accurate are Ophir Photodiode Sensors Really?
September 11, 2019 - by Ephraim Greenfield
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For years, Ophir Photodiode sensors have been listed at an accuracy of mostly ±3%. But what is the real accuracy?