Beam sampler for high power lasers
Gentec-EO, a provider of laser beam measurement instruments, has announced a new beam sampler for kilowatt-level lasers
Gentec-EO, a provider of laser beam measurement instruments, has announced a new beam sampler for kilowatt-level lasers
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Gentec-EO will be showing its high-power detector for laser power measurement up to 15,000W. The gold reflector cone of the HP60A-15KW-GD is designed to handle the high intensities of very small laser beams. By reflecting the incident light on the sides of the aperture, the cone effectively spreads the intensity on a larger area, thus raising the damage threshold to 10kW/cm2 at the full power (15kW).
Gentec-EO’s product line, some of which will be on display at the show, includes a complete range of laser power and energy meters, photo detectors, broadband pyroelectric detectors, terahertz detectors, OEM detectors and beam diagnostics. This year the company introduced new wireless laser power detectors, M2 beam diagnostics, and Pronto HP power meters.
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Gentec-EO has launched the High Power 3kW and 10kW Series for high power measurement.
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