Rk-3103 Laser Power Meter
Description
The Rk-3103 Power Meter consists of a thermopile detector assembly ("head") and a large, backlit analog display. The large area detector offers mW sensitivity, UV to far-IR spectral response, and high damage threshold - all in a compact, air-cooled head. The analog meter is designed to provide a fast, smooth display of the optical power, ideal for aligning optics and peaking laser output. The Rk-3103 is well suited for any mid-power laser. Use it to calibrate ophthalmic and surgical lasers. Monitor industrial welding and drilling lasers, as well as resistor trimming systems. The broadband wavelength response lends itself to applications involving high power arc and flash lamps. The fast system response will be appreciated by technicians working on the factory floor, or while making service calls.
Rk-3103 Laser Power Meter
Specifications |
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| Max Average Power: | 30 W |
| Effective Aperture: | -- mm |
| Spectral Range: | 0.2-20um |
| Cooling Method: | Other |
Features
High Damage Threshold
mW Sensitivity
Fast Response Time
Compact Head Design
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Frequently Asked Questions
The Rk-3103 Laser Power Meter is used to measure the optical power of lasers and can be used for a variety of measurement requirements.
The Rk-3103 Laser Power Meter is well suited for any mid-power laser, including Excimer, Argon, Ruby, Nd:YAG (fundamental and harmonics), Holmium, and CO lasers.
Yes, the Rk-3103 Laser Power Meter can measure the average power of both pulsed and chopped light sources as well as the true power of continuous wave sources.
The Rk-3103 Laser Power Meter has a fast system response time of less than 2 seconds, resulting in smooth, real-time needle movement.
Yes, the Rk-3103 Laser Power Meter has a high damage threshold, allowing it to measure the average power of short laser pulses without harming the detector surface.