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TaperCamD-LCM Beam Profiler

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Specifications

Physical & Mechanical Properties

Dimensions (mm):
57 x 57 x 54
Dimensional Accuracy:
±1µm

Optical Properties

Spectral Range:
355 - 1150
Minimum Stimulation, Pulsed:
USB 2.0: 6.3 kHz
USB 3.0: 12.6 kHz
Beam Diameter (μm):
125 (10 Pixels)

Sensor

Pixel Size, H x V (μm):
12.5 x 12.5
Pixels (H x V):
2,048 x 2,048
Sensing Area, H x V (mm):
25 x 25
Camera Sensor Format:
1"
Frame Rate:
60Hz

Electrical

Signal to Noise S/N Ratio (dB):
2,500:1
Peak Noise (nW/cm2):
34 dB optical / 68 dB electrical

Threading & Mounting

Mount:
1/4-20 thread

Regulatory Compliance

RoHS 2015:
Certificate of Conformance:
REACH 241:

Product Details

  • Designed for Use from 355 to 1150nm
  • Compatible with Beam Diameters Down to 52µm
  • Robust and Easy to Use Free Software Provided
  • Measure Beam Wander, M², Divergence, and More

DataRay Beam Profilers provide excellent solutions for beam analysis of both continuous wave and pulsed laser sources. The integrated CMOS sensor eliminates comet trailing for higher resolution output and allows for update rates of 60+ Hz. Sensors are available with active sizes of 6.6, 11.3, and 25mm horizontals, enabling measurement of large beam diameters. DataRay Beam Profilers have the added advantage of a free, robust software with analysis features such as M² measurement, beam wander and logging, and instrument alignment. These profilers are USB3.0/2.0 powered and include a 3m flexible screw locking cable. Neutral density filters with optical densities of 1.0, 2.0, and 4.0 are included.

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