When you want to profile your laser, you’ll notice that CCD cameras are generally way too sensitive to use as […]
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Are you measuring a laser beam coming at an angle correctly? Ever wonder how your laser power measurements are affected
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… from any type of source. Say you need to measure the power of a fiber-coupled UV source. The
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Ok, so obviously if your laser beam is too big you can just use a beam reducer to get it
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Beam Dumps are used to safely absorb the unused part of a laser beam, protecting nearby personnel and equipment. In
Finding the right sensor to measure your laser pulse energy can be daunting. It doesn’t help that measuring energy tends
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The new StarLite power/energy meter is an economical instrument that supports all our newest lines of standard sensors. This video
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Don’t you wish there was a one size fits all beam profiler? I know I do. Problem is that the
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In this video, we demonstrate how to configure BeamGage to display the many possible measurement results of a laser under
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Stop me when this sounds familiar. Your laser welding system is not producing the quality welds you expected. You know
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Meet the Comet family of Laser Power Probes — accurate, low cost meters that are self-contained, and fast and easy
Whether your laser beam is too small or too large, you need to add some optics (an expander or reducer).
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