Ophir F150A-BB-26 150 W Fan-Cooled Thermopile Sensor|China Supplier
The F150A-BB-26 is a general purpose fan cooled thermal power/energy laser measurement sensor. It features a 26 mm aperture and is equipped with a fan cooling system. This sensor is capable of measuring power levels ranging from 50 mW to 150 W and energy levels from 20 mJ to 100 J. Its broadband coating ensures spectral flatness and it operates effectively within the spectral range of 0.19 to 11 μm.
Key features include:
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Broadband absorber covering wavelengths from 0.19 to 11 μm
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Fan-cooled design suitable for average power measurements between 50 mW and 150 W
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Capable of measuring pulse energies from 20 mJ to 100 J
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Product Name
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F150A-BB-26
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Use
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General purpose
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Absorber Type
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BB - Broadband
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Aperture Size
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?26 mm
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Power Mode
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Spectral Range
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0.19 - 11 μm
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Minimum Power
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50 mW(d)
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Maximum Average Power
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150 W(d)
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Power Noise Level
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3mW (d)
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Minimum Pulse Energy
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20 mJ(d)
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Maximum Pulse Energy
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100 J
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Response Time
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1.5 s
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Maximum Average Power Density
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12 kW/cm2
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Maximum Energy Density <100 ns
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0.3 J/cm2
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Maximum Energy Density 2 ms
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10 J/cm2
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Calibration Uncertainty
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±1.9%
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Power Accuracy
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±3%
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Linearity with Power
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±1%
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Cooling
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Fan
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Dimensions
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64 x 64 x 93 mm (LxWxD)
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Cable Length
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1.5 m
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CE Compliance
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Yes
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UKCA Compliance
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Yes
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China RoHS Compliance
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Yes
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Part number
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7Z02727
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Notes:
(a) Fan should be on for power above 3W. Fan should be off for measuring very low power and for energy measurement.
(b) For shorter wavelengths derate maximum energy density as follows:
Wavelength Derate to value:
1064nm not derated
532nm 80% of stated value
355nm 60% of stated value
266nm 40% of stated value
193nm NA
(c) Calibrated at specified wavelengths only: 266nm, 355nm, 532nm, 1064nm and 2100nm only
(d) For lower powers up to 30W it is recommended to work with the fan off and then the noise level is ~3 times lower. It is also recommended to measure energy with the fan off.
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