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 …
As every year – Ophir’s new 2020 catalog for laser power measurement covers a wide range of laser …
Going to San Francisco for “SPIE Photonics West 2020”?
You wouldn’t want to miss Ophir at Booth #927! Here is why…
Overcoming Challenge of Measuring Multiple Lasers using Ophir-Spiricon XC130 InGaAs camera
July 25, 2018 - by OphirBlog
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As is common in most university research environments, necessity is the mother of invention. In this case, a …
Many people do not understand the necessity of equipment calibration. They do not understand what the calibration process …
Increase Production Quality and Efficiency by Measuring with Ophir’s Helios Laser Power Meter
November 29, 2017 - by OphirBlog
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Ophir’s Helios industrial laser power meter is a compact instrument for measuring high power lasers. Designed with factory …
StarLab 3.30 screen capture feature – Simple, quick and ‘on the go’
November 22, 2017 - by Jonathan Feust
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In case you want your electronically record of laser measurements to be done quickly and effectively the ‘Screen Capture’ feature is the best way to go. ‘Screen Capture’ is a simple and quick method to save or print what is presently displayed in StarLab, Ophir’s Laser Measurement PC Software.
Mark Ivker (Ophir’s Research Physicist) explains what would it take to fully characterize a general beam of light …
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:
Laser measurement software from Ophir® can now measure laser power from anywhere! – Part 2
October 3, 2017 - by OphirBlog
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If you read our last blog post in the series, now you probably wondering – ‘How can I …