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Duma Optronics LTD
The M2 factor wil define the beam propagation characteristics compared to ideal Gaussian beam propagation. According to ISO Standard 11146 rightfully offers the laser beam characterization as "M2 times diffraction limited beam", as such, a perfect beam will have an M2 of 1. 1 will be the best achievable value and no beam could have an M2 less than 1. Our conceptual design is based on sub-assemblies allowing to change the sensing head in the M2 device, offering multiple wavelengths heads up to 2.7 microns from deep UV (knife-edge technology) and camera based technology with built-in automatic filter wheel for adjustment. For focused beams, the same measuring head could be attached to a device for meauring highly divergent or highly convergent beams - FocusGage-BA, wherein the Laser Analyzing Electronic Autocollimator offers the capability of divergence measurement with Coming Soon M2 definition. M2Beam is the cornerstone of those measuring devices.
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Thorlabs, Inc.
Thorlabs' M2 Measurement Systems provide self-contained, turn-key solutions for measuring M2, divergence, focus diameter, waist position, Rayleigh length and other laser beam quality metrics. Pre-configured, factory-aligned systems covering wavelength ranges between 250 nm and 2700 nm are available. Choose from among systems that have a scanning-slit beam profiler, a camera beam profiler, or no beam profiler.
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McPherson, Inc.
The unique dual-output of equivalent beams make it a useful source for many comparative applications in addition to wavelength calibration and so on. The two output beams originate from two views of the single emitting spot where the electron beam from the single hairpin filament collides with the interchangeable anode.
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LV-H300/100 -
Keyence
Wide Area Thrubeam Laser Sensor. World's smallest size. Linear area beam (Transmitter). Light diffusion sheet (Receiver). Easy adjustment of beam axis
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VLT 0936/MK2 -
Van Leeuwen Test Systems BV
Fully computerized controlled CCD Head-light Beam Tester, with fully automated vertical and horizontal movements, with automated searching of the hot spot of the beam. This robot type Headlight Beam Tester is connected to the Vehicle Test Lane Computer system and displays instructions and results to one of the large overhead SVGA monitors of the Test Lane.
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10735A -
Keysight Technologies
The Keysight 10735A Three Axis Interferometer is used in multiple axis applications where linear and angular control of the stage is required. It combines in a single package the functionality of an optical bench with multiple beam benders, beam splitters, and three interferometers. The interferometers split an incoming laser beam into three beams to measure linear distance, pitch and yaw, or linear distance, roll and yaw. Three linear measurements provide the basis for calculating two angular measurements. The inherent beam parallelism ensures that there is essentially no cosine error between the three measurements and also ensures angle accuracy for pitch and yaw measurements. Other characteristics include:
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10736A -
Keysight Technologies
The Keysight 10736A Three Axis Interferometer is used in multiple axis applications where linear and angular control of the stage is required. It combines in a single package the functionality of an optical bench with multiple beam benders, beam splitters, and three interferometers. The interferometers split an incoming laser beam into three beams to measure linear distance, pitch and yaw, or linear distance, roll and yaw. Three linear measurements provide the basis for calculating two angular measurements. The inherent beam parallelism ensures that there is essentially no cosine error between the three measurements and also ensures angle accuracy for pitch and yaw measurements. Other characteristics include:
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10772A -
Keysight Technologies
The Keysight 10772A Turning Mirror is a 100% reflectance mirror that turns the direction of an incoming laser beam 90 degrees. The mirror is used in the 5530 Laser Calibration System for applications such as machine tool calibration. It can be used in place of the 10707A Beam Bender (6 mm or less beam diameter) for applications that require the larger aperture of the 10772A.
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mks Ophir
If you’re involved in any kind of photonic measurements in Telecom applications, you already know that it can be challenging. The measurements need to account for things like –*Wide dynamic range – powers from pW up to several W*For free space beams – possibly widely diverging beams*For fiber transport - losses as the beam enters and emerges from a fiber
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10773A -
Keysight Technologies
The Keysight 10773A Flatness Mirror is a 100% reflectance mirror that turns the direction of an incoming laser beam 90 degrees. The mirror, used in the 5530 Laser Calibration System, measures flatness in applications such as surface plate calibration. It can be used in place of the 10707A Beam Bender (6 mm or less beam diameter) for applications that require the larger aperture of the 10773A.
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CCI
*Up to 10 or more beams*Increase site capacity & data throughput*Ideal for demanding venues such as sports arenas*Provide near one-to-one ratio of capacity increase for each beam
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CCI
*Dual 33 degree beam antennas with a 65 degree pattern foot print*Multi-band capable*IIndependent tilt control for each beam**RemoteElectricalTilt (AISG 2.0)*Increase site capacity & data throughput
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10769B -
Keysight Technologies
The Keysight 10769B Turning Mirror on Universal Mount deflects a laser beam at any angle, in either the vertical or the horizontal polarization plane of the beam. The 10769B contains the same turning mirror as the 10769A, but has a different mounting.
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