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Overcoming the Challenges of Measuring High Power NIR Lasers

Requirements for more accuracy have turned high power NIR fiber lasers into a growing option. Parameters must be tracked to ensure process control and quality assurance.

Related To: Ophir, an MKS Instruments Brand

While power/ energy for NIR lasers can be measured by a conventional thermopile sensor with water cooling, other parameters such as Spot Size, Beam shape, Focal position, and M2 require more advanced techniques to measure high power laser parameters without distorting them or damaging the analytical equipment. There are three methods to perform this task: (a) indirect measurement, (b) scanning tip with pinhole, and (c) direct measurement with CCD beam profiler.

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