How It Works: Measuring Laser Power with a Pyroelectric Sensor
April 29, 2020 - by OphirBlog
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This post will discuss how a pyroelectric sensor measures your laser (basics only) and what types of lasers it is suitable for.
I don’t know about you, but in the normal everyday stressful routine I always wish I had more …
Tired of your customers complaining that your VCSEL system is too power-hungry, or just doesn’t perform as it …
Watch: Laser Measurement Solutions for High Power Industrial Laser Applications
April 10, 2020 - by OphirBlog
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Struggling to keep the quality of your industrial laser process consistently high enough? You’re no alone. Modern production …
Centauri High End Power/Energy Meter Experience – Now at the Tip of Your Fingers!
April 1, 2020 - by OphirBlog
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We in Ophir know that there are some things you just can’t get enough of. So… For those …
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Fighting Viruses with UV-C LED: Will All the Research Soon Pay Off?
March 25, 2020 - by OphirBlog
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The world remains in a continuing state of uncertainty due to the new COVID-19 coronavirus. Face masks and disinfectants are selling very well. Disinfection with UV light could offer a way of disinfecting larger areas without the use of chemical disinfectants, especially in hospitals where patients are being treated.
Ophir has a simple calculator for easily determining the power density of your laser. Read more
Update StarLab for New Features and Complete Compatibility
February 19, 2020 - by Jonathan Feust
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Unless you’re new to StarLab, you probably already know that we come out with a new version every couple of years.
The new version is free to download, so there’s no reason not to go ahead and download it now.
But time is money, so here are a few reasons to take two minutes and download StarLab 3.40.
When he isn’t at work, Efi Rotem can be found going on trips with his family, hiking and …
With Centauri’s latest firmware, you can log up to 2 GB of data onboard, as well as up to 32 GB on a USB flash drive. That’s equivalent to hundreds of log files onboard alone (depending on the various log file parameters).