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?
Measuring very low power beams of light can be tricky;here’s some best practices to get the best performance from your very low power measurements.
When working close to the maximum power rating of a thermal sensor, have you ever noticed the display …
Tips for charging batteries and storage of Ophir StarLite and StarBright meters – Part 1
October 3, 2018 - by Julian Marsden
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Find out what is the best practice for charging the batteries for your Ophir StarLite and StarBright meters, and for storage of the meters…
In many laser measurement applications, the beam size can be controlled. In such cases, how large should you …
If you always wanted to learn how to measure the real pulse temporal shape of your laser – …
New wavelengths, higher powers/energies and new applications all the time – No doubt that the laser industry is …
4 ways Ophir’s “LP2” laser sensors can help you beat measurement challenges
January 17, 2018 - by OphirBlog
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When you’re facing a difficult laser measurement problem, you want a solution in which you can have full …
If you need to measure your laser beam’s power or energy, but the usual cable connection between the sensor and the meter is not practical, Ophir’s Quasar may be the right solution for you.
In case you weren’t aware -The ‘pass/fail’ feature can be used as a tool to perform QA final inspection on the laser. Developers can use this to demonstrate the results of a prototype laser to Management (or even VC’s!) as part of the pitch for funding.
How? Read more: