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    1. Test & Measurement
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    Laser-beam profiler

    Sept. 1, 1997
    The LS-5 LaserTest Beam Profiler is a full-function camera-based beam profiler that uses a PCI-based Pentium Pro PC. Images with 640 ¥ 480 resolution can be displayed at 30 H¥and captured at 6 Hz, which allows sudden beam-profile changes to be observed. The instrument can be used in data-logging mode to determine the beam profile over long times. A 3-D beam display uses live user-selectable image rotation and viewing angle control. The LS-5 is optimized for operation under Windows NT. Fr

    Laser-beam profiler

    The LS-5 LaserTest Beam Profiler is a full-function camera-based beam profiler that uses a PCI-based Pentium Pro PC. Images with 640 ¥ 480 resolution can be displayed at 30 H¥and captured at 6 Hz, which allows sudden beam-profile changes to be observed. The instrument can be used in data-logging mode to determine the beam profile over long times. A 3-D beam display uses live user-selectable image rotation and viewing angle control. The LS-5 is optimized for operation under Windows NT. Free software plug-ins for additional instruments, such as power meters, can be used with the profiler using a National Instruments A/D card.

    SensorPhysics, Oldsmar, FL

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