
UV-NIR laser beam visualizers
Laser beam visualizers are designed to detect UV and IR both CW and pulsed laser light radiation. These visualizers are fabricated from aluminum with an organic polycrystal photosensitive region, which enables easy location of UV-VIS-NIR light beams and focal points. As it is not necessary to charge the active region both CW and pulsed laser light will be detected even in darkened room conditions.
Main features
- Wavelength detection from UV to NIR
- Suitable for CW and pulsed laser light
- High sensitivity to laser radiation – 0,1 mW/mm2
- The damage threshold for pulsed laser – 1 J/cm2, 10 ns
- Both sides are active
Main features
Laser beam visualizers are designed to detect UV and IR both CW and pulsed laser light radiation. These visualizers are fabricated from aluminum with an organic polycrystal photosensitive region, which enables easy location of UV-VIS-NIR light beams and focal points. As it is not necessary to charge the active region both CW and pulsed laser light will be detected even in darkened room conditions.The RANGER laser operating at a 1.54 µm wavelength can provide a pulse energy of up to 1.5 mJ, and it achieves a repetition rate ranging from 5 to 10 Hz.
Specification
- Wavelength detection from UV to NIR
- Suitable for CW and pulsed laser light
- High sensitivity to laser radiation – 0,1 mW/mm2
- The damage threshold for pulsed laser – 1 J/cm2, 10 ns
- Both sides are active
Application
- Laser alignment
- Research
Details
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