Beam profilers (beam analyzers, mode profilers) are diagnostic devices that measure the complete optical intensity profile of a laser beam, including its detailed shape. They are used to assess beam quality, optimize laser performance, and ensure consistent beam properties in various applications.
Some aspects to consider before buying beam profilers: measurement accuracy, resolution, range of allowed beam radii, range of allowed optical input powers, response time, attenuation options, ease of use, compatibility with laser systems, data analysis capabilities, software integration, size and weight, mounting options.
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37 suppliers for beam profilers are listed in the RP Photonics Buyer's Guide, out of which 5 present their product descriptions. Both manufacturers and distributors can be registered.
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DataRay Inc. 31 Upper Ragsdale Drive, Ste 1 Monterey, CA 93940 United States
When it comes to characterizing a laser beam in the UV to near-IR range, a beam profiler is the go-to solution.
Thanks to its unique combination of high pixel density and large sensor size, the BEAMAGE series of laser beam diagnostics instruments has the double advantage of accurately characterising both very small beams of only a few tens of microns to larger beams of several millimeters in width, thus effectively covering most applications in one package.
The simple software is highly intuitive and yet includes many great functions, useful both for basic or advanced users. Furthermore, the calculations done by the software are ISO-compliant and give the user the most accurate beam characterization available, all this in a lightweight environment that doesn’t take days to fully master.
Femto Easy offers various types of BeamPro beam profilers with different specifications:
The BeamPro small pixels profilers are available with pixel sizes from 1.45 μm to 3 μm. They are suitable for measuring focused laser beams with diameters down to 10 µm or less.
The BeamPro large area profilers are suitable for laser beam diameters greater than 7 m, even up to 25 mm without additional optics.
Edmund Optics offers Coherent® Lasercam™ beam profilers as well as an own series of beam profilers, designed to measure a wide range of laser beam sizes, providing information to optimize laser system operation. These laser beam profilers feature high resolution and large area sensors to ensure accurate profiling of both small and large laser beams.
Edmund Optics offers Coherent® Lasercam™ beam profilers as well as an own series of beam profilers, designed to measure a wide range of laser beam sizes, providing information to optimize laser system operation. These laser beam profilers feature high resolution and large area sensors to ensure accurate profiling of both small and large laser beams.
When it comes to characterizing a laser beam in the UV to near-IR range, a beam profiler is the go-to solution.
Thanks to its unique combination of high pixel density and large sensor size, the BEAMAGE series of laser beam diagnostics instruments has the double advantage of accurately characterising both very small beams of only a few tens of microns to larger beams of several millimeters in width, thus effectively covering most applications in one package.
The simple software is highly intuitive and yet includes many great functions, useful both for basic or advanced users. Furthermore, the calculations done by the software are ISO-compliant and give the user the most accurate beam characterization available, all this in a lightweight environment that doesn’t take days to fully master.
Femto Easy offers various types of BeamPro beam profilers with different specifications:
The BeamPro small pixels profilers are available with pixel sizes from 1.45 μm to 3 μm. They are suitable for measuring focused laser beams with diameters down to 10 µm or less.
The BeamPro large area profilers are suitable for laser beam diameters greater than 7 m, even up to 25 mm without additional optics.
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