Laser Measurement PC Interfaces
If all your laser measurement work involves a laptop or a PC, rather than a stand-alone meter, one of Ophir’s […]
Laser Measurement PC Interfaces Read Post »
If all your laser measurement work involves a laptop or a PC, rather than a stand-alone meter, one of Ophir’s […]
Laser Measurement PC Interfaces Read Post »
Pulsed lasers are complicated. When you’re dealing with a CW (continuous wave) laser, things are nice and simple. The laser
Measuring the Power of a Pulsed Laser Beam Read Post »
Before I get into the ins and outs of correct beam expander usage, you’ve got to know when you need
Using a Laser Beam Expander – How and When? Read Post »
This is a great one. It’s one of those head-smackingly simple ideas that make you say, “Why didn’t I think
How to Measure Laser Power Density Read Post »
ND filters are a great way to get your laser down to a manageable power for beam profiling. But what’s
Stacking ND Filters: The Right Way and the Wrong Way Read Post »
THz radiation is being talked about more and more lately, because of its unique usefulness in a wide range of
How do I measure power of Terahertz beams? Read Post »
When we released our newest laser power meter – the StarLite – last year, we wanted it to be as
How to Use the StarLite with Your PC. And Why Read Post »
Lasers can be dangerous. For you, for your workspace, and for your measurement equipment. Some people assume high power is
Do You Know the Power Density of Your Laser? Read Post »
Water cooled sensors are commonly used when measuring laser beams of more than a few hundred watts. In this video,
Water Cooled Sensors: Things to Look Out For Read Post »
The beauty of integrating an OEM sensor into your laser system is you get to call the shots. What matters
OEM Laser Energy Sensors Read Post »
We are proud to announce that Klaus Hansen is the winner of our Facebook beam profiling image contest. He entered
Here’s How Klaus Hansen Measures his Laser Read Post »
ND filters reduce laser intensity for accurate beam profiling – but misuse can cause damage or distortion.
What Is an ND Filter? How You Should (and Shouldn’t) Use It Read Post »