Ophir Optics, LLC
North Andover, MA 01845
Beam Profilers use software to report measurements.
BeamStar FX Beam Profiler Systems include camera, filters, plug-and-play PC card, and version 1.10 software. Users can align Major/Minor axes instead of X and Y for beam shapes not aligned to X and Y. With Point-to-Point Distance Measurement, users can right click mouse and move, then right click again to measure distance between any 2 points. Additional features include MÃ-² measurement...
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Energy Detectors work with high rep rate lasers.
Compatible with handheld displays, PD10-pJ and PD10 Photodiode Energy Heads measure up to 10,000 Hz on low energy, high rep rate lasers. Former has pulse energy measurements of 10 pJ to 200 nJ and energy scales of 200 nJ to 200 pJ, while latter has pulse energy measurements of 1 nJ to 20 Ã-µJ and energy scales of 20 Ã-µJ to 20 nJ. Both feature spectral response from 0.19-1.1 Ã-µm,...
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Pyroelectric Detector features flat spectral response.
Recommended for general use on pulsed lasers, Model PE50BBH handles max pulse rate of 1,000 Hz and has energy scales from 200 Ã-µJ to 10 J. High-speed black absorber features spectral response of 0.15-1.7 Ã-µm and 10.6 Ã-µ, and surface reflectivity rating of approx 5%. Lowest measurable energy on short pulse setting is 20 Ã-µJ and 100 Ã-µJ on long pulse setting. Delivering max...
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Thermal Surface Absorbing Head offers low power measurements.
Featuring flat spectral response from 0.19-2.5 Ã-µm, Model 3A-FS can supply CW and pulsed measurements of 40 Ã-µW to 3 W and 7 Ã-µJ to 2 J. Unit is suited for applications that require very low power and/or energy measurements on lasers down to tens of microwatts. Additional features include power density of 200 W/cmÃ-², power noise level of 2 Ã-µW, response time of 1.5 sec,...
Read More »Power/Energy Meter measures lasers and optical sources.
MPE-2500 universal, portable, dual channel meter interfaces to thermopile, pyroelectric, semiconductor, and temperature probes. Unit features digital readout, analog bar, and dynamic graphs on high-resolution backlit LCD screen. Interfaces include SD card slot for logging stability data and USB interface for remote virtual instrumentation via LabVIEW on Windows, Mac, and Linux. Probe selection...
Read More »Camera System comes with attenuators and beam splitter.
BeamStar FX Beam Profiler CCD Camera is available with variable attenuator option that provides control over 4 orders of magnitude from 350-1,100 nm wavelengths. Attenuation is variable from microwatts to watts. Beam splitters include UV grade fused silica wedge beam splitter that fits onto camera and another splitter that stands alone on adjustable stand. Latter allows camera operation up to 2...
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Photodiode Energy Head measures energy down to picoJoules.
Model PD10-pJ offers energy scales from 100 nJ to 200 pJ, as well as pulse rates up to 4,000 Hz. It can make energy measurements as low as 10 pJ. Unit features spectral response of 0.19-1.1 Ã-µm, max pulse width of 50 Ã-µs, and max average power density of 5 WcmÃ-², with damage threshold of 0.1 J/cmÃ-². It is compatible with Nova, Nova II Handheld, LaserStar, Dual Channel...
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Laser Beam Profilers use FireWire-® cameras.
LBA-FW profilers utilize 12- or 14-bit digital FireWire cameras that connect directly to laptop computers without frame grabber card, providing portable beam analysis instrument. Megapixel CCD and pyroelectric cameras are provided to cover spectral range from UV to far IR. Multiple FireWire cameras can operate on one FireWire bus, enabling multiple, simultaneous laser beam profilers. Cameras...
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Laser Power Probe measures outputs up to 10 kW.
Featuring conical probe design for maximum high damage threshold, Comet 10K-HD measures outputs from CO2, YAG, and diode industrial laser sources. It provides absolute calibration accuracy of Ã-
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Handheld Probe measures low to medium laser power.
Comet 1K Power Probe measures laser power from 20 W to 1 KW. Users set laser to 10 sec timed exposure, press ready button, and place probe in path of laser beam, where product senses temperature rise and measures it automatically. Specifications include 0.2-20 Ã-µm spectral range, Ã-
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