Stellar-E50F19-M1(V2) Laser Power Meter
50W handheld laser power and energy meter. Full-band operation, easy to use, stable readings and convenient calibration; a high-quality alternative to imported power meters.
Save to Favorites
Overview
Specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Meter Head-Power-Supply Method | USB-B interface; 5V1A phone charger |
| Meter Head-Battery Characteristics | 3800mAH; charging time 10 hours; discharge time 24 hours |
| Meter Head - Display | 3.5-inch true-color LCD, 480*320, multi-level backlight |
| Meter Head - Communication Interface | USB communications (USB-to-serial) |
| Meter Head-Electrical Measurement Accuracy | <1% |
| Meter Head-Alarm Signal Output | OC gate, maximum load capacity 0.35A, configurable polarity |
| Meter Head-Analog Signal Output [10BIT] | 0-1V(10BIT) |
| Meter Head-Storage Capacity | Up to 1667 hours and up to 10000 data points |
| Meter Head-Display Mode | Numeric display, bar graph and curve |
| Meter Head - Dimensions [Length x Width x Depth] | 175 mm × 106 mm × 27 mm |
| Meter Head - Weight | Approximately 0.5kg |
| Probe - Spectral range | 0.19~22 um |
| Probe - Input aperture | 19mm |
| Probe - Rated Measurement Range | 20mW - 50W |
| Probe-Intermittent Measurement | 50W continuous,100W for 10min, 150W for 5min |
| Probe - Power measurement range | 10W/50W/150W |
| Probe - Max CW Power Density | 15kW/cm2 |
| Probe - Response time | < 1.5S |
| Sensor - Measurement Uncertainty [±(Original Parameter Label)] | <1 % |
| Probe - Linearity [±(Original Parameter Label)] | < 1 % |
| Probe - Measurement Accuracy [±(Original Parameter Label)] | <3 % |
| Probe - Energy Measurement Range | 20mJ-200J |
| Probe - Energy Measurement range | 0.6J/3J/30J/200J |
| Probe - Max Energy Density [10ms；@10ms] | 30@10ms |
| Probe - Heat dissipation Method | Natural cooling; forced-air cooling |
| Probe - Interface Type | DB9 |
| Probe - Weight [Including mount] | 0.68kg |
| Probe Dimensions [Excluding mount] | 65*65*65 |
| Probe - Cable Length | 2M |
Applications
Key Features
Datasheet
Please provide your email to download the datasheet.
Invalid email format. Please try again.
Supplier Information
Related Products
-
LYNK-A Analog-Interface Laser Power Meter Lynk-A-1W
Laser Power Meters
Shafan-oe
Spectral range: 0.19~11 um Input aperture: 18mm Power Measurement Range: 1mW - 1.5W
The Lynk-A-series interface laser power meter uses an analog interface and comes in 1W (1V/W) and 10W (0.1V/W) versions. A single 5-24V supply makes it easy to integrate into lasers and other equipment.
-
LYNK-A Analog-Interface Laser Power Meter Lynk-A-10W
Laser Power Meters
Shafan-oe
Spectral range: 0.19~11 um Input aperture: 18mm Power Measurement Range: 1mW - 15W
The Lynk-A-series interface laser power meter uses an analog interface and comes in 1W (1V/W) and 10W (0.1V/W) versions. A single 5-24V supply makes it easy to integrate into lasers and other equipment.
-
Lynk-1000W25-M1-T Laser Power Meter
Laser Power Meters
Shafan-oe
Spectral range: 0.19~11 um Input aperture: 25mm Power Measurement Range: 1W-1000W
1000W water-cooled inline laser power meter with high stability. Full-band operation, easy to use, stable readings and convenient calibration; a high-quality alternative to imported power meters.
-
Lynk-100C25-M1-T Laser Power Meter
Laser Power Meters
Shafan-oe
Spectral range: 0.19~11 um Input aperture: 25mm Power Measurement Range: 20mW-125W
100W Inline Laser Power Meter , Ultrathin Sensor ; Full Spectral Range , Easy Operation , Stable Readings , Easy Calibration ; High Quality , Replacement for Imported Power Meters
-
Lynk-100F19-M1-T Laser Power Meter
Laser Power Meters
Shafan-oe
Spectral range: 0.19~11 um Input aperture: 19mm Power Measurement Range: 20mW - 100W
100W Range Laser Power Meter , For Use with Equipment , For Inline Use ; Full Spectral Range , Easy Operation , Stable Readings , Easy Calibration ; High Quality , Replacement for Imported Power Meters
Related Articles
As a core precision optical component for wavelength screening, frequency locking and spectral demodulation, optical etalons are widely used in high-end scientific research and precision laser equipment.
As a vital emerging sector of modern three-dimensional spatial economy, the low-altitude economy has become a new global growth driver. It covers a wide range of commercial scenarios, including UAV navigation and obstacle avoidance, precise airspace management, aerial mapping, low-altitude logistics distribution, security monitoring and emergency disaster rescue. Nevertheless, frequent extreme weather, complex terrain obstacles and increasingly dense low-altitude flight activities pose severe challenges to the safety and stability of low-altitude aircraft operations.
Laser pump sources are the core energy input component of solid-state lasers and laser amplifiers, and their performance directly determines the output power, beam quality and service life of the entire laser system. In scenarios such as industrial processing, scientific research experiments and high-end equipment, improper pump source selection will not only result in substandard system performance, but also bring a series of problems such as rapid device degradation and high operation and maintenance costs. This article sorts out the core selection logic and key pitfalls of pump source procurement, and provides selection references based on mature, mass-produced high-reliability products to help purchasers efficiently screen suitable products.
Shandong Haucore Optoelectronics Co., Ltd. introduces the HGLD‑792‑COS‑D‑10WB semiconductor laser within its COS series. Delivering an output power of 10 W at a central wavelength of 792 nm, this device adopts gold‑tin bonding COS packaging. Featuring high reliability and long service life, it serves as a preferred pump source for solid‑state lasers and is widely deployed in industrial processing, laser display, medical & aesthetic treatment, scientific research and other fields.
Loading...
Name
Phone
Organization
Use Case
Database Platform