Electronicdesign Com Products Test And Measurement Laser Tuning Kits Ease Design Chores
Electronicdesign Com Products Test And Measurement Laser Tuning Kits Ease Design Chores
Electronicdesign Com Products Test And Measurement Laser Tuning Kits Ease Design Chores
Electronicdesign Com Products Test And Measurement Laser Tuning Kits Ease Design Chores
Electronicdesign Com Products Test And Measurement Laser Tuning Kits Ease Design Chores

Laser Tuning Kits Ease Design Chores

Aug. 29, 2011
Simplifying component selection/setup, the LAKIT Series laser-power alignment tuning kits contain an optical power meter, detector, and mounting assembly.

Simplifying component selection/setup, the LAKIT Series laser-power alignment tuning kits contain an optical power meter, detector, and mounting assembly. They employ three detectors types: silicon (Si), Germanium (Ge), or thermopile. They operate over wavelengths from 200 nm to 10.6 mm and up to 100W average power.  The 918D Series fits low-power lasers, i.e., less than 2 W/cm2, and operates in the visible or infrared spectrum. It also integrates an OD3 attenuator.  The 818P Series thermopile detectors measure average power for high-power lasers operating in continuous-wave and pulsed modes. The broadband flat spectral response ranges from 0.19 mm to 11 mm. NEWPORT CORP., Irvine, CA. (800) 222-6440.

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