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PH Series Instruction Manual

4.2 OFFSET DRIFT DUE TO TEMPERATURE ................................................................................................... 9

4.3 SATURATION .................................................................................................................................................... 11

4.3.1 Procedure with a known transmission value filter .......................................................................................... 11

4.3.2 Attenuator calibration procedure ................................................................................................................... 11

4.4 MEASUREMENT OF THE AVERAGE POWER OF A PULSE LASER BEAM....................................... 11

4.5 WAVELENGTH ................................................................................................................................................. 11

4.5.1 Example ........................................................................................................................................................ 12

LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS

FIG. 1-1 PHOTO DETECTOR DIMENSIONS. .......................................................................................................... 3

FIG 1-2 TYPICAL GE TEMPERATURE DEPENDENCE VS THE WAVELENGTH ........................................... 10

FIG 1-3 TYPICAL SI AND SIUV TEMPERATURE DEPENDENCE VS THE WAVELENGTH ......................... 10

FIG. 1-4 PH100-SI TYPICAL SPECTRAL RESPONSE .......................................................................................... 13

FIG. 1-5 PH100-SIUV, PH10B-SI, PE10B-SI TYPICAL SPECTRAL RESPONSE ................................................ 13

FIG. 1-6 PH20-GE, PH5B-GE, PE5B-GE TYPICAL SPECTRAL RESPONSE ..................................................... 14

LIST OF TABLES

TABLE I. MEASURING RANGES OF GENTEC-EO PH PHOTO DETECTORS ................................................... 1

TABLE II. MEASURING RANGES OF GENTEC-EO PH-B AND PE-B PHOTO DETECTORS ........................... 1

TABLE III. THE DB-15 CONNECTOR PIN-OUT..................................................................................................... 2

TABLE IV. PH SERIES SPECIFICATIONS FOR GENTEC-EO MONITORS ......................................................... 4

Summary of Contents for PE10B-Si

Page 1: ...to obtain a return authorization number Return the material to the appropriate address below Contacting Gentec Electro Optics Inc To help us answer your calls more efficiently please have the model n...

Page 2: ...idity or surface contaminants exposure to flame solvents or water and connection to improper electrical voltage TABLE OF CONTENTS WARRANTY I First Year Warranty i Lifetime Warranty i TABLE OF CONTENTS...

Page 3: ...TO DETECTOR DIMENSIONS 3 FIG 1 2 TYPICAL GE TEMPERATURE DEPENDENCE VS THE WAVELENGTH 10 FIG 1 3 TYPICAL SI AND SIUV TEMPERATURE DEPENDENCE VS THE WAVELENGTH 10 FIG 1 4 PH100 SI TYPICAL SPECTRAL RESPON...

Page 4: ...uoted maximum ranges are average power at the 1064 nm wavelength for PH100 Si and PH20 Ge 532 nm for PH100 SiUV and 850 nm for PH100 SiUV with OD 2 quoted minimum ranges are average power at the 980nm...

Page 5: ...ific PH and PE Series head Wavelengths are not available where the sensor physical properties don t allow it The Gentec eo monitors use the data in this connector to adjust their characteristics autom...

Page 7: ...30 mW 320 mW cm2 1064 nm Minimum Powera 0 6 nW 980 nm 0 6 nW 850 nm 2 nW 1550 nm Damage threshold Maximum Average Power Density 100 W cm 2 100 W cm 2 100 W cm 2 Typical Detector saturation currentb 6...

Page 8: ...W 980 nm 0 45 A W 850 nm 0 98 A W 1550 nm With attenuator PH100 Si OD1 OD2 PH100 SiUV OD1 OD2 PH20 Ge OD1 OD2 Maximum Power typ w OD 1 300 mW 1064 nm 25 mW 532 nm 300 mW 1064 nm Minimum Power a w OD 1...

Page 9: ...measurable power M Link 200 W S Link 175 W Maestro 150 W 633nm M Link 32 W S Link 26 W Maestro 22 W 1047 nm Maximum Average Power Density 65 mW cm2 532 nm 320 mW cm2 1064 nm Noise equivalent power 10...

Page 10: ...Repetition Rate 1000 Hz Max Pulse Width 10 s Maximum Measurable Energy M Link 0 16 J S Link 0 13 J Maestro 0 11 J 633nm M Link 3 2 nJ S Link 2 6 nJ Maestro 2 4 nJ 1047 nm Maximum Energy Density 5 J c...

Page 11: ...ack protective cover on the detector head before making the offset nulling If you want to subtract the room light do the offset nulling with the cover off 2 2 QUICK POWER MEASUREMENT PROCEDURE This se...

Page 12: ...component not related to the laser power This will add a systematic error to absolute power measurements This error may disappear from relative power measurements When you subtract two measurements m...

Page 13: ...0 PH Series Instruction Manual Gentec Electro Optics Inc All rights reserved 10 FIG 1 2 TYPICAL GE TEMPERATURE DEPENDENCE VS THE WAVELENGTH FIG 1 3 TYPICAL SI AND SIUV TEMPERATURE DEPENDENCE VS THE W...

Page 14: ...saturate the detector To know if the detector is saturated use procedure 4 3 1 Be careful when making the attenuator calibration in pulse mode The peak power must be in the linear region of the photo...

Page 15: ...esired Wavelength The difference between the desired wavelength and the inferior wavelength 4 5 1 Example You have a PH100 Si and your laser is at 632 8 nm See your CERTIFICATE OF CALIBRATION for the...

Page 16: ...Version 2 0 PH Series Instruction Manual Gentec Electro Optics Inc All rights reserved 13 FIG 1 4 PH100 SI TYPICAL SPECTRAL RESPONSE FIG 1 5 PH100 SIUV PH10B SI PE10B SI TYPICAL SPECTRAL RESPONSE...

Page 18: ...center when the detector reaches its end of life Breaking the calibration seal or opening the monitor will void the detector warranty The complete Detector contains 1 Detector with wires or DB 15 1 i...

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