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Power
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Long-Pulse Energy Measurement with a Thermopile
Power Sensors Introduction
Thermopile sensors are most commonly used for average power
measurements on pulsed and CW lasers. Thermopiles are also capable of
integrating long pulse widths. This allows the thermopile to measure the
energy of single pulses between 1 millisecond and 10 seconds in length,
and with energies from millijoules to hundreds of Joules. Long-pulse
measurement is only possible when the thermopiles are used in
conjunction with LabMax-TOP, LabMax-TO, or FieldMaxII-TOP meters.
This ability to integrate relatively long laser pulses with a thermopile is
necessary when the laser pulse width exceeds the maximum pulse width
rating of pyroelectric sensors. Pyroelectric sensors are typically limited to
maximum pulse widths in the millisecond range. When the pulse width
exceeds milliseconds, a thermopile is a good solution.
A good “rule of thumb” for using a thermopile for this type of measurement
is to compare the maximum pulse energy you need to measure with the
maximum power rating of a sensor (maximum power ratings can be found
in the Power Sensor Summary Specications on pages 20 to 21 or in the
detailed product specications contained on pages 22 to 37).
Common applications for this type of measurement are in the medical
eld, especially skin resurfacing and hair removal, and in material
processing applications such as laser welding. These laser systems often
utilize high-energy diode lasers that have large beam sizes and relatively
long pulses. A detector like the PM150-50C is ideal for these measurements.
It features a large 50 mm aperture size, can handle pulse energies up to
150J, and can be used air-cooled for single pulse energy measurements
(a PM150-50C will normally need to be water-cooled for continuous power
measurements).
Using a LabMax power/energy meter expands the range of long-pulse
Joule measurements down into the low millijoule level when used with
thermopiles such as the PS10, PS10Q, PS19, and PS19Q sensors.
Long-pulse measurements are limited to single pulses in order to achieve
the most accurate measurements.
Application Example 1
Laser Pulse Width 50 ms
Maximum Energy 10J
Solution Choose a PM10
Application Example 2
Laser Pulse Width 300 ms
Maximum Energy 80J
Solution Choose a PM150 or
PM150-50C*
* Specic sensor choice depends upon aperture and mechanical
constraints.
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