USB 3.0 Global Shutter CMOS, high resolution Camera, with improved accuracy, especially at popular NIR and Nd:YAG wavelengths with BeamGage new "Blooming Correction" Algorithm. Compact, square design to increase setup versatility
2048 x 1536 pixel resolution with a 3.45 µm pixel pitch
24 fps at full resolution
New "Blooming Correction" algorithm at NIR and no smearing
BeamGage Standard or Professional software included
BeamGage Standard is our full-function software with an extensive set of ISO quantitative measurement, our patented UtraCal™ algorithm for the highest accuracy measurements in the industry.
BeamGage Professional has all of the functionality that BeamGage Standard includes. BeamGage Professional supports all of our beam profiling cameras, includes window partitioning to allow analysis of multiple beams on a single camera, and includes an automation interface written in .NET to push data to your custom applications.
Specifications
Product Name
SP932U
Spectral Range
190-1100 nm
Beam Size
34.5μm 5.3mm
Communication Interface
USB 3.0
Sensor Type
Silicon CMOS
Compatible Light Sources
CW, Pulsed
Active Area
7.06mm x 5.3mm
Elements
2048 x 1536
Effective Pixel Pitch
3.45μm x 3.45μm
Dynamic Range
72 dB
Full Resolution Frame Rate
24fps
Saturation Intensity
32μW/cmᒾ at 633nm, 500μW/cmᒾ at 1064nm
UKCA Compliance
Yes
China RoHS Compliance
Yes
Communication
Yes
Features
BeamGage® Laser Profiling Software
BeamGage® comes in two versions: Standard and Professional. Each builds off of the next adding additional capability and flexibility as needed for adapting to almost any configuration requirement. The software performs rigorous data analyses on the same parameters, in accordance with the ISO standards, providing quantitative measurement of numerous beam spatial characteristics. Pass/Fail limit analysis for each of these parameters can be also applied.
BeamGage® Software Measurements
ISO Standard Beam Parameters
Dslit, Denergy, D4σ
Centroid and Peak location
Major and Minor Axis
Ellipticity, Eccentricity
Beam Rotation
Gaussian Fit
Flat-top analysis / Uniformity
Divergence
Pointing stability
Laser Beam Profiler Accessories
When performing beam profiling measurements on a laser, it is sometimes necessary to manipulate the beam in order to achieve a signal that is suitable to be measured. Occasionally, the beam needs to be sized correctly by either increasing it if it is too small, or increasing it if it is too large. Often times, the laser’s power needs to be reduced to a certain level to be imaged. Our laser beam profiler accessories allow you to achieve proper beam sizes and power levels so that you can achieve the most accurate measurements possible.
Designing Laser Beam with BeamMaker
BeamMaker helps engineers, technicians, and researchers understand a beam's modal content by creating a theoretically generated beam. Design your perfect beam profile in BeamMaker by specifying the mode, size, width, height, intensity, angle, and noise content - then configure your laser to run the as designed, and compare your actual beam to the theoretically derived measurements. The end result is knowledge about how much the real beam varies from the desired beam.
SP932U exploits a special mathematical algorithm to remove the "Blooming Effect" at 1000-1100nm.
Each camera is specially calibrated to remove the blooming and provide precise beam profiling measurement at popular NIR and Nd: YAG ranges.
CMOS sensor used in the SP932U camera has an advantage over CCD Ophir cameras due to the possibility of faster measurement speed and lack of Smearing Effect.
The SP932U camera uses a CMOS imager and, because of the way CMOS imagers are made, there is the potential for blooming artifacts to become more prevalent than CCD imagers. The best way to avoid any blooming artifacts is to use a sensor that is not silicon-based, such as an InGaAs imager. But if changing to a different sensor is not possible, BeamGage provides a mathematical Blooming Correction algorithm for this camera to correct for these artifacts. For more information, please contact our Product Support Department at service.ophir.usa@mksinst.com or review section C.1.4 in the BeamGage manual.
SP932U exploits a special mathematical algorithm to remove the "Blooming Effect" at 1000-1100nm.
Each camera is specially calibrated to remove the blooming and provide precise beam profiling measurement at popular NIR and Nd: YAG ranges.
CMOS sensor used in the SP932U camera has an advantage over CCD Ophir cameras due to the possibility of faster measurement speed and lack of Smearing Effect.
The SP932U camera uses a CMOS imager and, because of the way CMOS imagers are made, there is the potential for blooming artifacts to become more prevalent than CCD imagers. The best way to avoid any blooming artifacts is to use a sensor that is not silicon-based, such as an InGaAs imager. But if changing to a different sensor is not possible, BeamGage provides a mathematical Blooming Correction algorithm for this camera to correct for these artifacts. For more information, please contact our Product Support Department at service.ophir.usa@mksinst.com or review section C.1.4 in the BeamGage manual.
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