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Description
Product Details Photodetectors, Thermopiles, and Pyroelectric Detectors Available Various Active Area Sizes Across a Wide Range of Sensitivities Meterless and Wireless Detectors Also Available Gentec-EO Integra USB Power and Energy Detectors combine a power meter and detector in one convenient package while providing fast response times and accurate measurements for beam analysis. These detectors are designed with a USB connector for easy connection to a PC or other acquisition system and include user-friendly software allowing for control via PC or serial commands. Versatile pyroelectric energy detectors with broadband coatings are optimized for low to high power densities. Gentec-EO Integra USB Power and Energy Detectors can be used with a variety of laser powers ranging from the nanowatts to multi-kilowatts. These detectors are ideal for laser energy measurement, thermal imaging, and remote sensing applications. Specifications General Filters Included : OD 1.0 Attenuator Model Number: PH100-Si-HA-OD1-INT-D0 Compatible Meters: Integra (Integrated) Physical & Mechanical Properties Dimensions (mm): 38.1 Dia. x 27.4 T Weight (g): 130 Weight (kg): 0.13 Active Area (mm): 10 Optical Properties Wavelength Range (nm): 420 – 1080 Wavelength Range (μm): 0.420 – 1.08 Sensor Type of Sensor: Silicon Electrical Maximum Incident Beam Power (mW): 300 Maximum Incident Beam Power (W): 0.3 Maximum Incident Power Density (W/cm 2 ): 100 Maximum Incident Power Density (kW/cm 2 ): 0.1 Noise Level: 10 pW Regulatory Compliance Certificate of Conformance: View ×
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