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Coherent® High-Sensitivity Thermopile Sensor PS10 1098350 | 1W Max Power

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Coherent® High-Sensitivity Thermopile Sensors

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Active Area Diameter (mm):
10
Model Number:
PS10 Coherent Part Number: 1098350
Type:
Meter required
Type of Sensor:
Thermopile
Length of Cable (m):
2
Linearity (%):
±1
Computer Interface:
DB-25
Calibration Uncertainty (%):
1
Calibration Wavelength (nm):
514
Cooling Method:
Air
Maximum Incident Power Density (kW/cm2):
0.5
Response Time (s):
2
Note:
Includes a Removable Light Tube to Minimize Background Radiation Effects
Power Range:
100µW - 1W
Compatible Meters:
#35-203, #12-393, #59-978,
#88-411, #66-277, #88-412
Wavelength Range (nm):
300 - 11000
Wavelength Range (μm):
0.3 - 11
Maximum Incident Energy Density:
50mJ/cm2 (10ns, 1064nm)
Maximum Power (W):
1
Thermally Stabilized:
Yes
Power Resolution:
10µW

Regulatory Compliance

RoHS 2015:
Exempt
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Reach 224:
Contains SVHC(s)
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Product Family Description

  • Broad Spectral Range with High Sensitivity and High Resolution
  • Large Active Area Sensors up to 19mm in Diameter
  • Flat Broadband Output with No Saturation above 1mW/cm2

Coherent® High-Sensitivity Thermopile Sensors are designed to have a broad spectral response to accommodate an array of lasers with different wavelengths. The large active area and high resolution of these thermopile sensors allows for accurate measurements of low-power lasers. A range of models are available to meet specific needs relating to thermal stability, background radiation, and air current effect. Coherent® High-Sensitivity Thermopile Sensors are designed to accurately measure the laser power of small laser diodes, HeNe lasers, and small ion lasers. Unique to this design, these sensors will not saturate when laser power exceeds 1mW/cm2.