PhaseInsight WA400-128 Wavefront Sensor
The PhaseInsight wavefront sensor was developed for real-time detection of spatial-light-modulator phase modulation. Iterative development has brought its frequency response close to a uniform unity response, with dynamic range up to 120λ. It supports adaptive optics, laser-path parameter monitoring, optic surface-form monitoring and optical alignment.
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Specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Microlens Array | 128*128 |
| Measurement Accuracy [@635nm] | 1/125λ@635nm |
| Measurement Sensitivity | 0.5urad |
| Measurement Dynamic range | ±3° |
| Microlens Period | 88μm |
| Data Interface | Gigabit Ethernet Port |
| Main body dimensions | 58 mm × 58 mm × 59.2 mm |
| Wavelength Range | Supports Calibration at Multiple Wavelengths within 400-1100nm |
| Frame rate [@8bit 17fps@12bit] | 26fps@8bit 17fps@12bit |
| Aperture | 11.26mm*11.26mm |
| Measurement Frame rate | Less Than 1 Frame/Second (Customizable to User Requirements) |
| Operating environment | Humidity 20%~70%; Temperature 0°C~45°C |
| Patented Software Adaptation | Supports operating systems including windows XP, windows7 and windows 10. |
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