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Compact (1") Far Field Camera

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The Compact Farfield Camera is an excellent beam diagnostic tool that should be included in the diagnostic package for every laser oscillator. It provides rapid, yet important information about beam shape and quality. Two objectives are included to allow for different field of views, depending on your beam size and quality.

This camera accepts beams up to 1" (25.4 mm) in diameter and is capable of running on very little beam power, meaning it can be permanently installed in your laser experiment. Although the camera can be used with many software packages, if the system is integrated with Voss Scientific's DAAAC 4.0, the acquired images can be reduced automatically to produce key data, such as beam centroid tracking and divergence.  The camera can be externally triggered, allowing for pulsed or single shot use.

The Compact Farfield Camera is available in both a VIS-NIR (400-1000nm) and IR (950-1700nm) configuration. Voss Scientific can also assist you in modifying our device for your specific need. If a different wavelength range, power sensitivity or field of view is required our experienced engineering staff can quickly design and quote a custom solution.

Specifications

Minimum Input Power
5 mW (1ms integration), 5µW (1s integration)
Refresh Rate
20Hz maximum
Integration Time
5 μs to 4s (other camera options available)
Wavelength Range
VIS-NIR: 400nm-1000nm (CCD)
NIR: 950-1700nm (InGaAs)
Field of View
VIS-NIR: 250 µRad (using 40x objective), 500 µRad (using 20x)
NIR: 625 µRad
Interface
VIS-NIR: Firewire
NIR: PCI Card (supplied)
Triggering
Internal or External (TTL)
Price
VIS-NIR: $10,500
NIR: $33,000
Options
Calibration Fixture: $1800
Contact a sales engineer for a quote or more information

Voss Scientific can provide quotes for modifications to our standard products.  To discuss this, please Contact an Applications Engineer