Laser Beam Profilers

BEAMAGE-4M - CMOS Profiling Cameras

BEAMAGE-4M - CMOS Profiling Cameras

About Gentec-EO: Gentec Electro-Optics is specialized in laser beam and terahertz source measurement and analysis. Gentec-EO is an expert in the design and manufacture of light detection and measurement ...

Sold by: Gentec-EO Ships from: Canada
Specifications
Sensor Type: CMOS
Measurable Sources: CW, Pulsed
Wavelength Range: 350 – 1150 nm
# Pixels (Width): 2048
# Pixels (Height): 1088
Industrial Laser Monitoring System (ILMS)

Industrial Laser Monitoring System (ILMS)

The ILMS is specially designed for profiling focused, high-power industrial lasers. This system combines reimaging/magnification optics, a polarization preserving beam sampler, and a DataRay beam profiler to ...

Sold by: DataRay Inc. Ships from: United States
Specifications
Sensor Type: CMOS
Measurable Sources: CW, Pulsed
Wavelength Range: 190 – 16000 nm
# Pixels (Width): 2048
# Pixels (Height): 2048
TaperCamD-LCM CMOS Based Beam Profiler

TaperCamD-LCM CMOS Based Beam Profiler

With a large 25 x 25 mm active area, 4.2 Mpixels, 12.5 x 12.5 μm (effective) pixels, optical and electronic triggering of a global shutter, and an SNR of 2500:1, the TaperCamD-LCM laser beam profiler offers the ...

Sold by: DataRay Inc. Ships from: United States
Specifications
Sensor Type: CMOS
Measurable Sources: CW, Pulsed
Wavelength Range: 355 – 1150 nm
# Pixels (Width): 2048
# Pixels (Height): 2048
WinCamD-QD – Quantum Dot SWIR Beam Profiler

WinCamD-QD – Quantum Dot SWIR Beam Profiler

The WinCamD-QD laser beam profiler series uses colloidal quantum dot sensors to provide high quality beam profiling for visible, SWIR, and eSWIR sources. With 15 µm pixels, a wavelength range as wide as ...

Sold by: DataRay Inc. Ships from: United States
Specifications
Sensor Type: Colloidal Quantum Dot (CQD)
Measurable Sources: CW
Wavelength Range: 400 – 1700 nm
# Pixels (Width): 1920
# Pixels (Height): 1080
BladeCam2-XHR – ½" CMOS Beam Profiler System

BladeCam2-XHR – ½" CMOS Beam Profiler System

Updated with USB3 connectivity and other improvements, the BladeCam2™ laser beam profiler offers an enhanced BladeCam™ beam profiling experience. With pixel size to 3.2 µm, the high resolution and ...

Sold by: DataRay Inc. Ships from: United States
Specifications
Sensor Type: CMOS
Measurable Sources: CW
Wavelength Range: 355 – 1150 nm
# Pixels (Width): 2048
# Pixels (Height): 1536
Line Laser Profiling System (LLPS)

Line Laser Profiling System (LLPS)

The Line Laser Profiling System (LLPS) is a complete solution for analyzing line lasers up to 1000 mm in length and down to 55 µm in width. By scanning DataRay's flagship WinCamD-LCM beam profiling camera across the ...

Sold by: DataRay Inc. Ships from: United States
Specifications
Sensor Type: CMOS
Measurable Sources: CW, Pulsed
Wavelength Range: 190 – 1150 nm
# Pixels (Width): 2048
# Pixels (Height): 2048
WinCamD-THz CMOS Based Beam Profiler

WinCamD-THz CMOS Based Beam Profiler

This laser beam profiler from DataRay provides a solution for THz laser beam measurements in OEM, industrial, and scientific applications. WinCam-THz comes with a full user friendly software suite for laser beam ...

Sold by: DataRay Inc. Ships from: United States
Specifications
Sensor Type: CMOS
Measurable Sources: Pulsed
Wavelength Range: 355 – 1150 nm
# Pixels (Width): 2048
# Pixels (Height): 2048
BladeCam2-HR – ½" CMOS Beam Profiler System

BladeCam2-HR – ½" CMOS Beam Profiler System

Updated with USB3 connectivity and other improvements, the BladeCam2™ offers an enhanced BladeCam™ beam profiling experience. With pixel size to 3.2 µm, the high resolution and highly compact BladeCam2™ beam ...

Sold by: DataRay Inc. Ships from: United States
Specifications
Sensor Type: CMOS
Measurable Sources: CW
Wavelength Range: 355 – 1150 nm
# Pixels (Width): 1280
# Pixels (Height): 1024
Large Beam Profiling System (LBPS) - 200 x 200mm

Large Beam Profiling System (LBPS) - 200 x 200mm

This is a Large Laser Beam Profiling System offered directly by DataRay, Inc. The Large Beam Profiling System is a complete solution for measuring large beams by illuminating a rotating diffusely ...

Sold by: DataRay Inc. Ships from: United States
Specifications
Sensor Type: CMOS
Measurable Sources: CW, Pulsed
Wavelength Range: 355 – 1150 nm
# Pixels (Width): 2048
# Pixels (Height): 2048
WinCamD-GCM 1" - GigE Vision CMOS Beam Profiling Camera

WinCamD-GCM 1" - GigE Vision CMOS Beam Profiling Camera

Using the same sensor as the WinCamD-LCM (11.3 x 11.3 mm active area, 4.2 Mpixels, 5.5 x 5.5 µm pixels, global shutter), the WinCamD-GCM utilizes GigE Vision for longer range applications (cable lengths up to ...

Sold by: DataRay Inc. Ships from: United States
Specifications
Sensor Type: CMOS
Measurable Sources: CW
Wavelength Range: 355 – 1150 nm
# Pixels (Width): 2048
# Pixels (Height): 2048
WinCamD-LCM - CMOS Based Beam Profiler

WinCamD-LCM - CMOS Based Beam Profiler

DataRay Innovation: The company that brought you the first Windows‐based CCD beam profiler, the first Camera for confined spaces, the first software slider exposure and electronic auto‐shutter, the first standard ...

Sold by: DataRay Inc. Ships from: United States
Specifications
Sensor Type: CMOS
Measurable Sources: CW, Pulsed
Wavelength Range: 355 – 1150 nm
# Pixels (Width): 2048
# Pixels (Height): 2048
WinCamD-IR-BB - VOx Microbolometer MWIR Beam Profiler

WinCamD-IR-BB - VOx Microbolometer MWIR Beam Profiler

The WinCamD-IR-BB laser beam profiler is an imaging solution for lasers in the MWIR and FIR range. With 17 µm pixels, a wavelength range of 2-16 µm, and an integrated shutter, the WinCamD-IR-BB beam profiler offers ...

Sold by: DataRay Inc. Ships from: United States
Specifications
Sensor Type: Microbolometer
Measurable Sources: CW, Pulsed
Wavelength Range: 2000 – 16000 nm
# Pixels (Width): 640
# Pixels (Height): 480
CaM² M-Squared meter

CaM² M-Squared meter

M2 measurement system “CAM SQUARED”, the latest product from Imagine Optic, offers precise and reliable analysis of laser beam quality with new records in M squared calculation speed and simplicity over ...

Sold by: Imagine Optic Ships from: France
Specifications
Sensor Type: CMOS
Measurable Sources: CW, Pulsed
Wavelength Range: 350 – 1100 nm
# Pixels (Width): Not Specified
# Pixels (Height): Not Specified
BeamPro | Large Area Laser Beam Profiler

BeamPro | Large Area Laser Beam Profiler

BeamPro is the most comprehensive range of laser beam prolers available on the market. All the cameras have been carefully qualified and selected by laser experts to successfully address any beam profiling ...

Sold by: Axiom Optics Ships from: United States
Specifications
Sensor Type: CMOS, InGaAs
Measurable Sources: CW, Pulsed
Wavelength Range: 375 – 1100 nm
# Pixels (Width): Not Specified
# Pixels (Height): Not Specified
BeamPro | Small Pixel Laser Beam Profiler

BeamPro | Small Pixel Laser Beam Profiler

BeamPro is the most comprehensive range of laser beam prolers available on the market. All the cameras have been carefully qualied and selected by laser experts to successfully address any beam proling requirement, ...

Sold by: Axiom Optics Ships from: United States
Specifications
Sensor Type: CMOS
Measurable Sources: CW, Pulsed
Wavelength Range: 375 – 1100 nm
# Pixels (Width): Not Specified
# Pixels (Height): Not Specified
BeamPro | Compact Footprint Laser Beam Profiler

BeamPro | Compact Footprint Laser Beam Profiler

BeamPro is the most comprehensive range of laser beam prolers available on the market. All the cameras have been carefully qualied and selected by laser experts to successfully address any beam proling requirement, ...

Sold by: Axiom Optics Ships from: United States
Specifications
Sensor Type: CMOS
Measurable Sources: CW, Pulsed
Wavelength Range: 375 – 1100 nm
# Pixels (Width): 1.45
# Pixels (Height): 1.45
LOD Beam Image Profiler

LOD Beam Image Profiler

Logan Optical Designs, LLC is a leader in the field of optical design and analysis, boasting nearly 30 years of experience. Specializing in both Department of Defense and private sector projects, Logan Optical ...

Sold by: Logan Optical Designs (LOD) Ships from: United States
Specifications
Sensor Type: CMOS
Measurable Sources: CW
Wavelength Range: 400 – 1150 nm
# Pixels (Width): 1440
# Pixels (Height): 1080
Gentec-EO - Laser Beam Profiler - Beamage-4M

Gentec-EO - Laser Beam Profiler - Beamage-4M

About Gentec-EO: Gentec Electro-Optics is specialized in laser beam and terahertz source measurement and analysis. Gentec-EO is an expert in the design and manufacture of light detection and measurement technologies ...

Sold by: Gentec-EO Ships from: Canada
Specifications
Sensor Type: CMOS
Measurable Sources: CW, Pulsed
Wavelength Range: 350 – 1150 nm
# Pixels (Width): 2048
# Pixels (Height): 2048
BEAMAGE-M2 Automated Measurement System

BEAMAGE-M2 Automated Measurement System

The BEAMAGE-4M-FOCUS is an advanced beam profiling camera designed for large beams, featuring a fiber optic taper. With a high-resolution 4.2 MPixel CMOS sensor, this camera is capable of ISO-compliant measurements ...

Sold by: Gentec-EO Ships from: Canada
Specifications
Sensor Type: CMOS
Measurable Sources: CW, Pulsed
Wavelength Range: 350 – 1100 nm
Pixel Size (Width): 55 um
Pixel Size (Height): 55 um
BEAMAGE-4M-IR Beam Profiling Camera for IR Wavelengths

BEAMAGE-4M-IR Beam Profiling Camera for IR Wavelengths

The BEAMAGE-4M-IR is an advanced beam profiling camera designed for infrared (IR) wavelengths ranging from 1495 to 1595 nm. It features a high-resolution 4.2 MPixel CMOS sensor with a phosphor coating, ensuring ...

Sold by: Gentec-EO Ships from: Canada
Specifications
Sensor Type: CMOS
Measurable Sources: CW, Pulsed
Wavelength Range: 1495 – 1595 nm
# Pixels (Width): 2048
# Pixels (Height): 1088
BEAMAGE-4M-FOCUS Beam Profiling Camera with Fiber Optic Taper

BEAMAGE-4M-FOCUS Beam Profiling Camera with Fiber Optic Taper

The BEAMAGE-4M-FOCUS is an advanced beam profiling camera designed for large beams, featuring a fiber optic taper. With a high-resolution 4.2 MPixel CMOS sensor, this camera is capable of ISO-compliant measurements ...

Sold by: Gentec-EO Ships from: Canada
Specifications
Sensor Type: CMOS
Measurable Sources: CW, Pulsed
Wavelength Range: 350 – 1150 nm
# Pixels (Width): 2048
# Pixels (Height): 1088
Wavefront Sensor Based Laser Beam Profiler - SID4

Wavefront Sensor Based Laser Beam Profiler - SID4

Phasics' wavefront sensors simultaneously provide both phase and intensity measurements with unrivalled high resolution. The SID4 wavefront sensor combined with its beam-analysis software delivers a complete ...

Sold by: PHASICS Ships from: France
Specifications
Sensor Type: CMOS, Microbolometer, InGaAs
Measurable Sources: CW, Pulsed
Wavelength Range: 190 – 14000 nm
# Pixels (Width): 850
# Pixels (Height): 720
ModuOptik - Beam Profiler (CMOS)

ModuOptik - Beam Profiler (CMOS)

The laser beam profiler can be used to analyze the laser beam in multiple dimensions by using the camera and analysis software. ModuOptik’s laser beam profiler can accurately analyze the size, roundness, ...

Specifications
Sensor Type: CMOS
Measurable Sources: CW, Pulsed
Wavelength Range: 350 – 1200 nm
# Pixels (Width): 2048
# Pixels (Height): 2048
CMOS Beam Profiler

CMOS Beam Profiler

The XOA-8407#BEAMPROFILER is an advanced tool designed to detect beam shape and measure intensity distribution at a cross-section. This series of beam profilers utilizes CMOS camera technology, offering a wavelength ...

Sold by: YIXIST YIXI Technology Co., Ltd Ships from: China
Specifications
Sensor Type: CMOS
Measurable Sources: CW
Wavelength Range: 350 – 1200 nm
ADC: 8-bit
Model: XOA-8407

Did You Know?

Did you know that even the most powerful and precisely engineered lasers can underperform without proper beam profiling? A beam profiler is an essential diagnostic tool in any laser-based setup—be it in research, manufacturing, medicine, or telecommunications. It measures spatial beam characteristics such as intensity distribution, beam diameter, divergence, and ellipticity. These parameters directly impact the quality, efficiency, and safety of laser applications. For instance, in materials processing, a poorly shaped beam can lead to uneven cutting or welding. In biomedical imaging, improper beam alignment can degrade image resolution. And in high-power laser systems, mischaracterized beams can cause thermal lensing or even equipment damage. This is where laser beam profilers come in—helping engineers and researchers fine-tune performance, ensure compliance, and extend system longevity. Modern beam profilers come in various forms, including CMOS and CCD-based cameras, scanning slit systems, knife-edge devices, and even advanced SWIR and UV-sensitive sensors. Some models are designed for ultra-tight spaces or fiber-coupled lasers, while others cater to high-power applications with neutral density filters and beam splitters. Many beam profilers now integrate with powerful software platforms that not only visualize the beam in real time but also perform automated analysis, M² measurements, and cross-sectional slicing—bringing a whole new level of insight to laser beam characterization. Whether you're working with femtosecond pulses or continuous wave systems, selecting the right beam profiler is key to maintaining performance and safety. Explore our growing range of beam profiling tools and elevate your optical setup with data-driven confidence.

Frequently Asked Questions

A Laser Beam Profiler is a device used to measure and analyze the spatial intensity distribution, size, and shape of laser beams. It is crucial for optimizing the performance and safety of laser systems in various applications such as manufacturing, scientific research, and medical procedures.

Laser Beam Profilers: A Comprehensive Overview

Laser Beam Profilers are indispensable tools for assessing and optimizing the spatial intensity distribution of laser beams. This detailed guide elucidates the critical aspects and applications of these sophisticated devices.

Introduction to Laser Beam Profilers

In the domain of lasers and photonics, beam profiling plays a pivotal role in ensuring the performance, reliability, and safety of laser systems. Laser Beam Profilers are specialized instruments that measure the spatial distribution and shape of laser beams. Understanding the beam profile is essential for optimizing laser systems for applications such as material processing, scientific research, medical procedures, and telecommunications.

How Laser Beam Profilers Work

Camera-Based Profilers: The most prevalent type of beam profiler is the camera-based profiler. These devices employ CCD or CMOS sensors, which provide a two-dimensional representation of the laser beam's intensity distribution. The major advantage of camera-based profilers is that they deliver real-time monitoring of the beam’s characteristics.

Scanning Slit Profilers: Scanning slit profilers use a narrow slit that moves across the laser beam. Photodetectors then measure the light that passes through the slit. By scanning across the beam, this type of profiler constructs a detailed two-dimensional representation of the beam’s intensity.

Knife-Edge Profilers: Knife-edge profilers involve a sharp edge that traverses through the laser beam while a photodetector measures the power. This method provides a one-dimensional profile, which can be utilized to build a full image by taking measurements at different angles.

Pinhole and Pyroelectric Profilers: Pinhole profilers analyze a beam by scanning it with a tiny aperture, whereas pyroelectric profilers are tailored for high-power beams, using a pyroelectric sensor instead of a standard camera sensor.

Key Metrics of Beam Profiling

Beam Width: One of the fundamental measurements made by a laser beam profiler is the beam width. This metric provides valuable information on the laser’s focus and alignment.

Beam Shape: Understanding the beam shape is essential for applications that require precise control over how the laser interacts with materials, such as in laser cutting or welding.

Intensity Distribution: This measurement provides insights into the variation of power across the beam. It is crucial for applications where uniformity or a specific intensity distribution is required.

Applications of Laser Beam Profilers

Industrial Applications: In the manufacturing sector, laser beam profilers are indispensable for optimizing laser cutting, welding, and marking processes. Ensuring a consistent and precise beam profile is key to achieving high-quality results.

Scientific Research: In scientific research, particularly in physics and material science, laser beam profilers are used to characterize lasers used in experiments. Precision in beam profiling is essential to ensure the accuracy of the results.

Medical Applications: Laser Beam Profilers are employed in various medical applications including laser surgery and therapeutic treatments. They ensure that the laser beam is optimized for safety and efficacy.

Telecommunications: In the field of optical communications, Laser Beam Profilers help in the characterization of optical fibers and the laser sources used for data transmission.

Selection Criteria and Considerations

When selecting a Laser Beam Profiler, several considerations should be taken into account, including:

  • Wavelength Range: It is imperative to choose a profiler that is compatible with the wavelength of the laser you are working with.
  • Dynamic Range and Sensitivity: The profiler should have the necessary dynamic range and sensitivity to accurately measure the intensities you are working with.
  • Resolution and Accuracy: The resolution should be high enough to provide the detail required, and the measurements should be accurate.
  • Compatibility and Integration: Ensure that the profiler can be easily integrated into your existing systems.

Conclusion

Laser Beam Profilers are critical tools for any application that involves the use of lasers. By providing detailed information on the spatial intensity distribution, shape, and size of laser beams, these devices play an indispensable role in optimizing performance and ensuring safety. Whether you are involved in industrial manufacturing, scientific research, medical procedures, or telecommunications, selecting the right Laser Beam Profiler is essential for achieving optimal results.