CompactPowerMonitor CPM F-1
Description
The CompactPowerMonitor (CPM) series of products make a big impression thanks to their compact design and ease of handling and use. Depending on the version, laser powers from 0.1 to 20 kW can be measured. This is mainly determined by the absolute power and the maximum power density of the laser beam. The various versions of the CPM differ primarily in their absorber size and the required flow rate of the cooling water. Connection, operation and handling of the devices is the same in each case.
CompactPowerMonitor CPM F-1
Specifications |
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| Detector Type: | Thermal Detectror |
| Min Power Measurement: | 100000 nW |
| Max Power Measurement: | 1400 W |
| Spectral Range: | 800-1100nm |
| Display: | On Computer |
| Communication Interface: | RS-232, GigE, USB |
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Frequently Asked Questions
The CompactPowerMonitor (CPM) series of products are laser instruments that measure laser powers from 0.1 to 20 kW.
The various versions of the CPM differ primarily in their absorber size and the required flow rate of the cooling water.
The greatest advantage of the CompactPowerMonitor is its outer appearance: an astoundingly compact construction that makes the device extremely mobile, allowing it to be used on a wide variety of different machines within the factory or the laboratory.
The CPM family uses the calorimetric measuring principle, which facilitates high-precision measurements regardless of beam diameter and striking position on the absorber.
The CompactPowerMonitor devices can measure laser power ranging from 100 watts to 30 kW at a variant of wavelengths, such as YAG-, fiber- and disk laser, diode laser, frequency doubled solid state laser, blue diode laser, frequency tripled solid state laser, and CO2 laser.