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Laser Power & Energy Measurement and Laser Beam Analysis Catalog

Details on all of our laser measurement instruments.
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Laser Beam Profilers Catalog

A laser beam profiler will increase your chance of success anytime you wish to design or apply a laser or when you find your laser system is no longer meeting specifications. You would ...
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Application Notes

Additive Manufacturing

AM involves building up a structure by adding material to it layer by layer, with each layer being a precise cross section of the structure. Originally used for rapid prototyping, AM ...
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Technical Note

Finding the Center of the NanoScan

The center of the NanoScan can be found by the following steps.
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Technical Note

BeamGage Multiple Processes and Local Port Communication

BeamGage is a multiple process application with three process types which run when BeamGage is operating: Spiricon.ConsoleService.exe, Spiricon.DataServer.exe, and Spiricon.Version5.exe. ...
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Technical Article

Image Of Laser From Rayleigh Scattering Directly Correlated To Beam Waist Measurements Of High-Power Lasers

This paper will discuss how the signal of the laser produced from Rayleigh Scattering can put to rest any concerns by the laser user of damaging their laser measurement equipment. The ...
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Technical Article

Measuring Pulsed Lasers with NanoScan 2s

The NanoScan 2s is the newest scanning slit, sensor-based, beam profiling system from Ophir-Spiricon LLC. It can profile pulsed laser beams with repetition rates in the 10 kHz range ...
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Technical Note

A Discussion of Laser Beam Profiling and the Subject of Accuracy

How can I be certain that my Beam Profiler is measuring accurately? Is there a standard calibration methodology?
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Technical Article

Overcoming Barriers to Industrial Laser Performance Measurement

During the development of these laser systems and installation in the applications in which they will be put into service, performance measurements of the components and the system ...
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Technical Note

How to Set BeamGage to Lock Out Making Changes to Settings Inadvertently

BeamGage has the ability to lock out the ability to make changes to the settings in case you inadvertently change something you shouldn't have, or if you want to lock out operators ...
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Technical Article

Automation in Your Face: Let Machines Do What Machines Do Best

So how did this whole concept of an “Automation Interface” come about? Well, here is my short-short history on the topic. In the beginning, all programs were simple. Users had simple ...
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Technical Note

BeamGage Profiling with .Net Automation Interface and LabVIEW®

BeamGage Professional and BeamGage Enterprise version 5.7 are supported with Automation via .Net components. Both include a LabVIEW example that can be run with the LabVIEW Run-Time ...
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Technical Note

BeamScan Replacement Chart

As the BeamScan products reach the end of their useful lifetime, we are often asked which NanoScan models most closely match an existing BeamScan model.
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Technical Note

Care of NanoScan Apertures

The NanoScan slit and pinhole aperture substrates are very thin and extremely fragile. Any physical contact will likely damage them. For example, fiber tips placed too close to the ...
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Technical Note

Installing the Pyrocam III

in general we recommend to not use 4-pin on-board 1394 FireWire ports (that can be found on some laptop computers) since they tend to be less reliable and/or cause the Pyrocam III to ...
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Technical Note

Selecting the Correct Lens for M² Measurements with NanoModeScan

With the broad range of wavelengths that can be measured with this instrument, the first consideration is the material and anti-reflective coating of the lens. There are a number of ...
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Technical Note

What is Convolution, or How Small of a Beam Can I Measure?

With the current CCD technology, this means that a CCD can measure a beam of approximately 40-50 um diameter. A scanning slit profiler is known for being able to measure smaller beams—but ...
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Technical Note

BeamGage Produces Five Different Industry Standard File Types

BeamGage produces five different types of files. All use industry standard formats. The list of file types and their naming extensions are as follows:
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Technical Note

Why You Should Not Use Image Files For Data Analysis

Image logging and export formats in BeamGage are intended for use as easily created screenshots for reports and presentations. Alternatively there are real data formats for use in mathematical ...
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BeamGage Professional Partitions with Multiple Beams on One Display

The Partition feature, available in BeamGage Professional, allows subdividing the camera imager into separate regions, called partitions, and which can then compute separate beam results ...
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