BIM-740xU series integrating-sphere power meters BIM-7401U-01
The BIM-740xU series USB integrating-sphere power meter uses a 2-inch integrating sphere, with other sizes available on request, and integrates UV-enhanced silicon, silicon, indium gallium arsenide (InGaAs), or other detectors selected for wavelength and sensitivity requirements. It covers 200nm to 1650nm. The BIM-740xU series uses USB communication, eliminating the need for a conventional readout and connecting directly to a computer for optical-power measurement. A USB Hub can also form a system with up to 8 channels to acquire and display power from multiple light sources simultaneously.
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| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Measurement power range | 1uW~1W |
| Maximum Average Power Density | 1W/cm² |
| Detector Material | Si silicon |
| Wavelength Range | 380-1100nm |
| Integrating-sphere diameter | 2inches |
| Integrating-sphere material | PTFE |
| Integrating-sphere light-input port | 12mm |
| Integrating-sphere reserved light-measurement port | SMA905 interface |
| Integrating-sphere fixing hole | M4 / M6 |
| Calibration uncertainty | ≤±5% |
| Response Time | ≤2us |
| Interface Type | USB |
| Connection-wire length | 1.5m |
| Dimensions | 62 mm × 62 mm × 85 mm |
| Weight | 0.5Kg |
| Operating Temperature | 5℃ - 50℃ |
| Relative Humidity | <70% RH |
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