Power/position monitoring

May 1, 1996
The D2000 Smart Mirror assembly allows users to monitor power and position of lasers in real time by passing a small percentage (about 2%) of the beam power while reflecting the rest. The picked-off beam is detected by a quadrature detector, and the information is displayed by a power meter. The system allows the use of two Smart Mirrors at different points in the optical path to provide power ratio and difference measurements.

Power/position monitoring

The D2000 Smart Mirror assembly allows users to monitor power and position of lasers in real time by passing a small percentage (about 2%) of the beam power while reflecting the rest. The picked-off beam is detected by a quadrature detector, and the information is displayed by a power meter. The system allows the use of two Smart Mirrors at different points in the optical path to provide power ratio and difference measurements.

OPCO Laboratory, Fitchburg, MA

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