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Advanced High Power Laser Beam Analyzer
Duma Optronics
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Advanced High Power Laser Beam Analyzer
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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 ...

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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
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Beam Analyzer System
Duma Optronics
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Beam Analyzer System
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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 ...

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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
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M2 Beam Multi-Axis Knife Edge Scanning Laser Beam
Duma Optronics
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M2 Beam Multi-Axis Knife Edge Scanning Laser Beam
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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 ...

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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
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Beam Analyzer USB
Duma Optronics
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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
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Scanning-slit profilers use a narrow slit instead of a single knife edge. In this case, the intensity is integrated over the width of the slit. The resulting measurement is equivalent to the original cross section convolved with the profile of the slit. Scanning beam profilers are most suitable for beam profiles which are not too far from Gaussian, because the recorded signal is usually integrated in one spatial direction, so that the reconstruction of more structured beam shapes may not be perfect. The advantage of scanning slit beam profiling is sub-micron precision for measuring beam position and size. An important advantage of the concept of scanning is that the photodetector used does not need to have a great spatial resolution, so that detectors for very different wavelength regions can easily be used.
External links:
1 - Beam Profilers (RP-Photonics)
2 - Laser Beam Profilers