Ophir’s New Sensor for Measuring IPL Pulses: L40(150)A-IPL

Hair removal, skin rejuvenation and even in non-medical unregulated cosmetic applications - No doubt there is a real need to regularly monitor the IPL’s source performance. Meet Ophir’s new sensor specifically designed for measuring IPL pulses:
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Calibration of Ophir L50(300)A-IPL sensor for use with gel coupled IPL sources

The Ophir L50(300)A-IPL energy sensor shown above when used in GEL mode is designed to measure the energy output of IPL type sources coupled to the patient's skin with optical index matching gel. The sensor has a large Ø65mm aperture with a glass window having an antireflection coating on its rear surface. The IPL source is placed on the window with gel coupling to eliminate the reflections of the top surface of the window. Since it is only a small distance on top of the absorber, even radiation a large angles reaches the absorbing coating. The sensor absorbing coating is of the LP2 type that has high absorbance, high damage threshold and low angular dependence.
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The Importance of Verifying the Output of Your Aesthetic Light Treatment Sources

Intense Pulsed Light (IPL) is a commonly used tool for a variety of esthetic, as well as medical, skin treatments. IPL devices are non-laser high intensity light sources that make use of a high-output flashlamp to produce a broad wavelength output of
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IPL Energy Measurement: How Ophir Maintains Accuracy of its Sensors

Intense Pulsed Light sources (IPL) are used extensively in skin treatment. For safety, skin care professionals often need to regularly measure and calibrate their IPL machines. Ophir has two sensors specially made to handle IPL energy measurement. These
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5 Situations Where Laser Performance Measurement is Necessary

Measuring the performance of a laser has possible for a number of years and is accomplished with a variety of techniques. These electronic laser measurement solutions give the laser user more relevant, time-based data that shows
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