WinCamD-QD – Quantum Dot SWIR Beam Profiler

Specifications

Sensor Type: Colloidal Quantum Dot (CQD)
Measurable Sources: CW
Wavelength Range: 400 – 1700 nm
# Pixels (Width): 1920
# Pixels (Height): 1080
Pixel Size (Width): 15 um
Pixel Size (Height): 15 um
Max Full Frame Rate: 25 Hz
ADC: 14-bit
Optical Depth From Housing/filter To Sensor ±0.2 Mm: approximately ~7.6/12mm
Certification: RoHS, WEEE, CE
Camera Dimensions (W X H X D): 61 x 61 x 99 mm
Measurable Sources: CW beams, pulsed sources with external synch
Opt./Elec.: 33/66 dB
Signal To RMS Noise: ≥2100:1
Shutter Type: Global
Min. Beam (10 Pixels): ~150 µm
Pixel Count, H X V: S-WCD-QD-1550/2000: 640x512; S-WCD-QD-1550/2000-L: 1280x1024: S-WCD-QD-1550/2000-XL: 1920x1080
Other Wavelength Option (S-WCD-QD-2000 Series: VIS-eSWIR): SWIR (400-1,700nm) or eSWIR (350-2,000nm)
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Features



  • Quantum dot sensor, optimized for 1550 or 2000 nm

  • Covers wavelengths 400 to 1700 nm or 350 to 2000 nm

  • Multiple active area options, to 1920 x 1080

  • 15 µm pixels

  • 14-bit ADC

  • Global shutter; supports pulsed and CW beams

  • >2100:1 dynamic range

  • In-firmware NUC

  • Parallel capture on multiple cameras

  • M² measurements

  • GigE or USB 3.0 with 3 m screw locking cable

  • GigE Vision/USB3 Vision support


Applications



  • 1550 nm / 2000 nm laser beam profiling

  • Profiling 1550 nm laser sources used in fiber-optic communications, ensuring optimal beam quality and alignment

  • Field servicing of 1550 nm / 2000 nm lasers and laser-based systems

  • Useful in calibrating and maintaining laser systems in medical devices, particularly those operating in the SWIR range

  • Applicable in profiling laser syst

  • Assists in the development and maintenance of laser-based environmental sensing equipment operating in the SWIR spectrum

  • Optical assembly & instrument alignment

  • Beam wander & logging

  • Enables monitoring and control of laser beams in industrial processes like welding, cutting, and material processing

  • M² measurement with available M2DU stage