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Scanning Slit Beam Profilers

DataRay’s BeamMap2 represents a radically different approach to real-time beam profiling. It extends the Beam'R2’s measurement capabilities by allowing for measurements at multiple locations along the beam’s travel.  This real-time slit scanning system uses XY slit pairs in multiple z planes on a rotating puck to ...

Specifications

Detector Type: Si, InGaAs, Si+InGaAs, Other
Wavelength Range: 190-2500nm
Beam Waist Diameter Measurement: Fitted Gaussian and Top-Hat, 1/e^2 Width, User Selectable % Width, Other
M^2 Measurement Capability: Yes
Minimum PC Requirements: Windows, 2 GB RAM, USB 2.0/3.0 port
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Data Sheet
With experience measuring laser beam profiles using tedious scanning techniques to sample the beam across x and y axes; LOD has invented a novel method of measuring any laser beam with one click of the LOD Image Profiler.  PIN photodiodes, expensive translations stages, software to run the stages and 2-4 hours of time is ...

Specifications

Detector Type: Other
Wavelength Range: 1-1nm
Beam Waist Diameter Measurement: Other
M^2 Measurement Capability: Yes
Data Sheet
Duma\'s High Power Laser Measuring Device is a robust all-in-one instrument with built-in state-of-the-art air-cooled beam dump, operating from 350 - 1600 nm lasers. It will measure M², BPP (Beam Propagation Parameters), Beam size at its focal position down to less than 100 microns. A unique feature allows measurement of ...

Specifications

Detector Type: Si
Wavelength Range: 350-1100nm
Beam Waist Diameter Measurement: Second Moment (4s) Diameter, Fitted Gaussian and Top-Hat, 1/e^2 Width, User Selectable % Width
M^2 Measurement Capability: Yes
Data Sheet
The measuring technique is based on a multiple scanning knife-edge technology, combined with a tomographic image reconstruction for the creation of the 2D/3D display. When the drum spins, the knife-edges cut across the beam in an orthogonal plane to the direction of propagation. A stationary large detector inside the spinning drum ...

Specifications

Detector Type: Si, InGaAs
Wavelength Range: 190-2700nm
Beam Waist Diameter Measurement: Second Moment (4s) Diameter, Fitted Gaussian and Top-Hat, 1/e^2 Width, User Selectable % Width
M^2 Measurement Capability: Yes
Data Sheet
The M² Beam provides analytical and graphical capability to measure the 2 axis M² figure of merit waist size and location of CW lasers. The M² factor is measured in accordance with the proposed ISO/CD 11 146.Additionaly, the instrument measures the profile width, position and power of the laser beam at intersection points along the ...

Specifications

Detector Type: Si, InGaAs
Wavelength Range: 400-1800nm
Beam Waist Diameter Measurement: Second Moment (4s) Diameter, Fitted Gaussian and Top-Hat, 1/e^2 Width, User Selectable % Width
M^2 Measurement Capability: Yes
Data Sheet
High precision beam diagnostics for CW lasers. A wide spectral range from deep UV through 2700nm. Wide dynamic range, beam size measurements down to 2 µm size and up to 10mm with 0.1 µm resolution. The new USB version offers enhanced operation of the Beam Analyzer series, including: USB 2.0 interface, 12 bit device, and ...

Specifications

Detector Type: Si, InGaAs, Si+InGaAs
Wavelength Range: 350-2700nm
Beam Waist Diameter Measurement: Second Moment (4s) Diameter, Fitted Gaussian and Top-Hat, 1/e^2 Width
M^2 Measurement Capability: No
Data Sheet
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