Laser-beam analyzer

July 1, 1996

WinCam-PCI laser-beam analyzer is a plug-and-play device designed for the high-speed PCI bus, 32-bit processing, and full utilization of host computer memory for multiple-laser-beam image storage, pulse-to-pulse analysis, and data logging. The system works with most 486 and 586 computers and features Windows-based software. Included are one of four high-resolution CCD cameras and processor electronics that allow displaying jitter-free beam images at resolutions u¥to 1000 ¥ 1000 pixels in

Laser-beam analyzer

Merchantek Electro-Optics, Carlsbad, CA

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