BladeCam2-XHR – ½" CMOS Beam Profiler System

Specifications

Sensor Type: CMOS
Measurable Sources: CW
Wavelength Range: 355 – 1150 nm
# Pixels (Width): 2048
# Pixels (Height): 1536
Pixel Size (Width): 3.2 um
Pixel Size (Height): 3.2 um
Max Full Frame Rate: 6 Hz
ADC: 10-bit
Wavelength Option (BladeCam2-XHR-ND4): 355 to 1,150 nm
Wavelength Option (BladeCam2-XHR-UV): 190 to 1,150 nm
Included Filters: C-mount ND-1, ND-2, and ND-4. Filter options for 190-1,350nm and 1,480-1,610nm also available.
Shutter Type: Rolling
Signal To RMS Noise: 1,000:1 Hz
Opt./Elec.: 30/60 dB
Dynamic Range: 44 dB
Measurable Sources: CW beams; Software configurable Auto-trigger
Multiple Cameras: Up to 4 cameras, parallel capture. 1 to 8 cameras, serial capture.
Head Dimensions (W X H X D): 46 x 46 x 16.5 mm
Optical Depth From Housing/filter To Sensor (no Window) ±0.2 Mm: approximately 5.25/10.25mm
Mounting: 4-40, 6-32, and M3 mounting points
Weight, Camera Head: 85 g (3 oz)
Minimum PC Requirements: Windows 7/8/8.1/10 64-bit, 4 GB RAM, USB 2.0/3.0 port
Certification: RoHS, WEEE, CE
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Features



  • 355 to 1150 nm, standard CMOS detector

  • 1.3 Mpixel‚ 1280 x 1024 pixels, 6.6 x 5.3 mm active area

  • 5.2 µm pixels

  • HyperCal™ – Dynamic Noise and Baseline Correction software

  • Port-powered USB 3.0; flexible screw locking 3 m cable; no power brick

  • 10-bit ADC

  • Window-free sensors standard for no fringing

  • Electronic auto-shutter, 40 µs to 500 ms

  • 1,000:1 SNR (30/60 dB Optical/Electrical)

  • Field-replaceable image sensors

  • M² option – beam propagation analysis, divergence, focus


Applications



  • CW laser profiling

  • Field servicing of lasers and laser-based systems

  • Optical assembly & instrument alignment

  • Beam wander & logging

  • M² measurement with available M2DU stage

  • Real-time laser beam profiling in research and development

  • Alignment and optimization of optical systems

  • Monitoring beam quality in laser machining and cutting applications

  • Verification of beam parameters in medical and surgical lasers

  • Education and laboratory training for laser systems