Ophir Photonics Products

  1. Ophir® Wide Beam Imager (WB-I) 10/1/2020

    The Ophir® Wide Beam Imager (WB-I) accessory offers a solution for measuring both size and power distribution of a divergence and large diameter source, such as an LED, VCSEL, or fiber laser.

  2. Water Cooled Thermal Power/Energy Laser Measurement Sensor For High Powers: 10K-W-BB-45 9/2/2020

    Ophir Photonics offers the 10K-W-BB-45 water cooled thermal power/energy laser measurement sensor designed for very high powers with a 45 mm aperture. The device can measure power from 100W to 11,000W and features a deflecting cone and annular absorber that withstands high power densities to 10kW/cm².

  3. 10 pW – 300mW Standard Photodiode Sensors 7/30/2020

    Ophir Photonics offers a series of wide spectral range photodiode laser measurement sensors for power ranges from 200 to 1800 nm within the UV and IR spectral ranges. Available models include the PD300-UV/IR without a filter for lowest powers from 200 to 1100 nm, the PD300-UV/IR with an installed filter for powers from 700 – 1800 nm, and the PD300-IRG for telecom wavelength fiber and free space measurements.

  4. High Sensitivity Thermal Sensors 7/30/2020

    Ophir Photonics offers a series of very sensitive thermal power/energy laser measurement sensors designed with very low noise and drift to measure very low powers and energies. Available models include those calibrated for Terahertz radiation, those with a removable window, and those for divergent beams with windows that block infrared.

  5. Low Noise Lock-In Power Sensors: RM9 Series 7/30/2020

    The RM9 series of radiometers are designed to use a pyroelectric or photodiode sensor in conjunction with chopped CW or quasi CW radiation, using a digitally synthesized lock-in amplifier to reduce external noise to a minimum. The signal is passed through the 18 Hz chopper and the chopped signal is detected by the sensor. All signals not at the 18 Hz frequency are suppressed.

  6. Compact Measurement System For LED Luminaires: Ophir® FluxGage™ 604 Series 5/12/2020

    The Ophir® FluxGage™ 604 series is a compact measurement system featuring four additional color sensors that are evenly arranged in the bottom of the device delivering further x, y, and CCT data besides the illuminance. The system provides an overview of the color and overall uniformity of the measured light in seconds, allowing for the direct evaluation of LED chips or optical assemblies used for color mixing and beam shaping.

  7. Ophir® Power/Energy Sensor With Very High Damage Threshold: Ophir® L40(500)A-LP2-DIF-35 5/5/2020

    The Ophir® L40(500)A-LP2-DIF-35 is a compact, high damage threshold laser power/energy sensor capable of measuring up to 4kW without the need for water cooling. The Ophir® L40(500)A-LP2-DIF-35 can measure CW lasers up to 500W and pulsed lasers up to 2kJ. The compact design makes it easy to place between optical components when troubleshooting a beam path. The sensor can handle large, unfocused beams of 35mm diameter, as well as narrow, high density beams down to 1mm @ 1kW.

  8. Compact Laser Beam Splitter For Extremely High Attenuation: Ophir® LBS-300HP-NIR 4/15/2020

    The Ophir® LBS-300HP-NIR Beam Splitter is a compact device designed to deliver extremely high-power density attenuation for beams up to 15 MW/cm2 at 5 kW in high power NIR lasers. With the ability to transmit 99.9999 percent of the incident NIR beam, the beam splitter can accurately measure beam shape, focal spot, beam waist, and overall power.

  9. Standard Photodiode Power Sensor: PD300 3/26/2020

    The Ophir PD300 general purpose photodiode laser measurement sensor features a swivel mount, a removable filter, and a 10 x 10 mm aperture.  Without a filter, its spectral range is 350 – 1100 nm and its power measuring range is 500 pW – 30 mW. With a filter the spectral range is 430 nm – 1100 nm and the power range is 200 µW – 300 mW.

  10. 6” Integrating Spheres For Divergent Beams: IS6-D 3/26/2020

    The Ophir IS6-D family of 6” integrating spheres (5.3” inside) is for use with divergent (D) beams. These instruments have no detectors, where the detection configuration for IS6-D spheres are done by the user. They can also be used as uniform light sources.