High Sensitivity Thermal Laser Sensor RM9 with Chopper
Description
The RM9 radiometer system is a sensor and optical beam chopper combination for measuring the power of very low level CW or quasi CW light sources. The RM9 sensor has a pyroelectric element to measure a wide dynamic range of radiation, from <100nW to 100mW. It has an 8mm aperture and covers the spectral range from 0.15µm to 12µm. The system comes with the RMC1 chopper that is placed between the source and the RM9 sensor.
High Sensitivity Thermal Laser Sensor RM9 with Chopper
Specifications |
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| Power Range (Power Mode): | 0.0001-0.1W |
| Energy Range (Energy Mode): | 00-00J |
| Spectral Range: | 0.15-12um |
| Aperture: | 8 mm |
| Cooling: | No Cooling |
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Frequently Asked Questions
The RMC1 chopper is placed between the source and the RM9 sensor to chop the optical beam.
The power accuracy of the RM9 sensor is ±5%.
The power range that can be measured by the RM9 sensor is from <100nW to 100mW.
The RM9 radiometer system is used for measuring the power of very low level CW or quasi CW light sources.
The RM9 sensor covers the spectral range from 0.15µm to 12µm.