Coherent 's EnergyMax series of sensors for measuring laser pulse energy. Unlike thermophilic thermocouple-based sensors, the pyroelectric sensor uses a change in temperature (not the temperature itself) to measure the laser, which generates an electrical charge that is converted into a measured voltage by an active electrical circuit. Due to the constant dependencies between the quantities, the total energy of the pulse can be determined (calibrated) against the maximum voltage achieved.
Key features
- Broad spectrum pyroelectric sensors
- Large dynamic measurement range
- High damage threshold of the sensor active area
- Achieve better sensitivity due to external meter
- Sensors are compatible with LabMax-Pro, LabMax-TOP, FieldMaxII-TOP/P meters
- Active area (aperture) from 10 to 50 mm
- Integrated spectral calibration for individual wavelengths
- Sensor surface covered with a special diffusion surface to eliminate laser backscatter