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Clearance EO Motorized Attenuators

Compact Design
User-Friendly Software
Designed for Nd:YAG Harmonic Wavelengths
For use with Polarized Laser Systems

New Edmund Optics Ultrafast Autocorrelator by APE

Trusted APE® Performance with Same Day Availability
TPA Detector with >0.1W² Sensitivity @ 700 - 1100nm
Ideal for Characterization of Ultrafast Laser Pulses
Compact Design and Tuning Free Wavelength Matching
Ideal for Low and High Repetition Rate Ultrafast Lasers

Coherent® Lasercam™ Beam Profiler

12 and 14-bit Digital USB 2.0 Interface Options
High Sensitivity and Dynamic Range
Intuitive BeamView™ Software Included

Edmund Optics® Beam Profilers

High Resolution for Accurate Small Beam Profile Measurements
Large Area Sensor for Large Beam Profiling
USB 3.0 for the Fastest Transfer Rates

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Laser Beam Analysis technology is used to measure the attributes of a laser beam in order to test its usefulness or compatibility for different laser applications. Laser Beam Analysis includes devices such as profiler systems that evaluate data from beam images to provide information such as beam location, peak intensity position, stability, or beam density. Laser Beam Analysis systems offer a range of information as well as a greater amount of control over many laser applications by delivering detailed information about a tested laser.