C01 Sensor Head
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Specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| wavelength | 1555nm |
| Optical output power | 150μW |
| laser output mode | single mode |
| Beam waist diameter(d。） | 400μm |
| Beam divergence | 2.5 mrad |
| Working distance | 13-650 mm |
| Beam geometry | circular |
| Angular Working Range | ±0.05◦ |
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