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Laser power measurements


                   From Macken Instruments

                   Macken Instruments began 37 years ago as a pioneer in laser test
                   equipment. From the beginning, Macken Instruments has focused on
                   reliable, accurate, and easy to use equipment.
                   Analog laser power probes
                   Each power probe is a self-contained unit consisting of an absorbing head, a temperature
                   measuring mechanism, a zeroing knob and a readout dial. In operation, the dial is
                   zeroed. Then the absorbing head on the end of the Power Probe is exposed to the laser
                   beam, the average laser power can be read out on the dial. The process takes about one
                   minute. If it necessary to make several power measurements in succession, the absorbing
                   head can be rapidly cooled by immersing in a beaker of water between measurements.
            LIGHT & LASERS  • Conveniently size of absorbing head
                   Features:
                   • One minute to make a laser power measurements
                   • Very tough absorbent coating
                   • Easy zero adjustment mechanism
                   • Long-life all-metal construction
                   Digital laser power probes
                   Our digital laser power probes is a completely portable, easy-to-use calorimeter type
                   power meter. The instrument consists of two components: a microprocessor-based digital
                   meter and a probe head.

                   Features:
                   • Measures laser power from 20 W to over 11 kW
                   • Increased accuracy due to the microprocessor control and a digital readout
          43       • Readings are retained until the meter is reset
                   • Inexpensive and easily switched Power Probes
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