Measure Optical Power: deltΔ Series Radiometers And Joulemeters

Source: Spectrum Detector has become Gentec-eo USA, Inc.

Small and flexible, delta Series detector probes and instruments are the perfect fit for the lab bench, production test bed or on board the user's laser

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Small, flexible detector probes and instruments are the perfect fit for the lab bench, production test bed or on board the user's laser

Spectrum Detector has become Gentec-eo USA, Inc., a leading manufacturer of standard and custom detectors, electronics and instruments for measuring optical power and energy, introduces the deltΔ Series of analog and digital detector probes and instruments. Small and flexible, this series of radiometers and joulemeters is the perfect fit for the lab bench, production test bed or on board a laser. The user simply plugs a probe into an analog power supply (APM) to mate with oscilloscopes and lock-in amplifiers, or plugs them into a digital USB-based electronic module (DPM) for single or dual-channel PC control via powerful LabView software. Select from a wide range of standard and custom probes, including Si, Ge and InGaAs photodiodes or Pyroelectric detectors, covering the spectrum from DUV to FAR IR and even the THz region.

Design flexibility is another benefit of the deltΔ Series. Because the probes are so compact, they are ideally suited for such on-board applications as laser diagnostics. OEM versions include bare-board configurations complete with shielded cables that plug directly into the principal system's processing board. The series' low profile design also lends itself to performing measurements in tight spaces.

In addition, the deltΔ Series' front end features an SM1 thread for instant compatibility with the industry's most popular filters, apertures, lenses and optical holders.

"I like to think of the deltΔ Series as the perfect fit," Dooley summed up. "It fits the performance requirements, the physical requirements, the budget requirements. Nowhere else will the user find something remotely like this – a flexible, modular approach that gives them a choice of four different joulemeters and four different radiometers/power meters for less than the price of a single readout-based system."

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