CinCam CMOS Pico - Smallest Laser Beam Profiler on the Market

28 May 2015

The new ultra-compact „CMOS Pico“ has extended the successful laser beam profiler family CinCam CMOS. This CinCam CMOS Pico based on a modern, high-resolution 5MPixel CMOS sensor combined with USB 2.0 interface. The USB2.0 interface transfers high-resolution images in 12Bit format. The usable spectral range is about 350nm-1150nm. Models for the UV range (150nm-350nm) and for Telecom IR range (1470nm-1605nm) are available if required. The small pixel size of 2.2µm and the high dynamic range allows beam profiling with highest accuracy. The CinCam CMOS Pico is most suitable to obtain detailed information about mode structure and beam shape.

The specifically designed analysis software RayCi, which utilizes unique analytical capabilities and incomparable visualization modes open up new opportunities in laser beam analysis according to ISO standards. The supplied Software Development Kit (SDK) based on the XML-RPC interface. The user can create external applications in a number of platforms, such as Python, Visual Basic, LabVIEW, etc. which will remote-control the beam profiler and software.

The ultra-compact design enables maximum flexibility and requires minimum space. This laser beam profiler is optimized for integrating in existing optical setups or laser systems.

Advantages:

• Easy to use USB 2.0 interface
• Ultra-compact design for easy integration in optical systems
• High-resolution MPixel CMOS sensor without cover glass
• Real-time monitoring by a high frame rate and high dynamic range

Applications:

• Laser beam analysis
• Test equipment for scientific research
• Quick control of laser modes and adjustment errors
• Beam quality M² measurements
• Near-Field and Far-Field analyses of lasers

Please visit us at LASER World of PHOTONICS 2015 show in Munich at booth #A2.301 to discuss new possibilities in laser beam profiling.

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