In this week blog post we’ll pick up exactly where we left off last week – discussing a few tips for […]
Tips on Setting Up the Ophir Ea-1 Ethernet Device for the First Time [part 2] Read Post »
Since the Ophir “EA-1” Ethernet device was introduced a few years ago, many customers have used it successfully in their
Tips on setting up the Ophir EA-1 Ethernet device for the first time [Part 1] Read Post »
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.
Wireless Laser Measurements: No Strings Attached Read Post »
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:
StarLab 3.30 Pass/Fail limits feature – A closer look Read Post »
If you read our last blog post in the series, now you probably wondering – ‘How can I connect my
How can you connect your Ophir’s Ethernet adopter to Ophir’s laser measurement software? Read more:
The new version supports expanded network access via the Ophir EA-1 Ethernet Adapter or Quasar Bluetooth Adapter, user-defined pass/fail limits, and multiple pre-defined startup configurations.
You can now measure your laser directly from the Ethernet network, without any need to go through to a PC.
Ophir’s new EA-1 is an Ethernet Adapter which can be used with virtually all power sensors to turn them into an Ethernet laser power meter.
Ethernet Laser Power Meter Read Post »
Pyroelectric sensors are used to measure laser energy. Depending on the sensor, they can measure up to a rate of
Scope Adapter for Measuring Laser Pulse Energy Read Post »
Some people prefer to use a PC to display their laser measurements. Some use a power meter.
But if you are a service technician and find yourself lugging equipment from one site to the next, this might be your saving grace.
Ophir recently released an Android app called StarViewer.
Measure Laser Power on Your Android Phone Read Post »
You need a sensor (thermal, photodiode, pyroelectric) to measure laser power, but how do you take that raw measurement signal and move it to a display. You have a few options, and in this post will explore the benefits of Juno – as well as the cases when other options would be preferred.
Juno: No-Hassle Laser Measurement (On Your PC or Tablet) Read Post »
What’s the one quality you need to be a great scientist? Intelligence? Diligence? If you ask Ephraim Greenfield, co-founder of
A Glimpse into the Life of Ophir CTO Ephraim Greenfield Read Post »
