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1.  Air-Cooled Thermopile Sensors to 150W (RoHS) ... Sensors to 150W (RoHS) Convection, air-cooled thermopile laser power sensors for measuring laser power to 150W. Sales Support: 1-800-343-4912 NEW! Smart Finder Tool Search by Sensors and/or Meters.  -- select product type --  Find a Sensor Find a Meter Find a Meter and Sensor   10 mW ... Related Searches: pm100-19c | pm-150 | pm150-50 | pm10

2.  Water-Cooled Thermopile Sensors to 150W (RoHS) ... (RoHS) Compact, water-cooled laser power sensors that can be used intermittently with convection, air-cooling. Sales Support: 1-800-343-4912 NEW! Smart Finder Tool Search by Sensors and/or Meters.  -- select product type --  Find a Sensor Find a Meter Find a Meter and Sensor   Compact ... Related Searches: pm150-19c | pm150-50c | pm-150-50c | pm150

3.    Epm2000RG Best match in this PDF  |  All matches in this PDF ... & Description . 1 Welcome . 1 Overview . 1 SafetyInformation . 2 ManualInformation. 3 Features . 3 Interface . 3 UnitsandRanges . 3 Compatible Probes . 4 UnderstandingtheEPM2000InternalTrigger . 4 UnderstandingtheEPM2000ExternalTriggerCircuit . 6 Understanding the EPM2000 Speedup Feature . 7 Description ... Related Searches: pulse width measurement | pyroelectric detector | epm2000 | declaration of conformity

4.    EPM1kUG  (PAGE 23 OF 60) Operation EPM1000 User's Guide 19 Operation Tutorial Measuring laser power using a PowerMax® thermopile probe is easy with the EPM1000. It automatically searches for an attached thermopile probe when powered up. An attached thermopile probe is queried and the probe's responsivity is automatically programmed ...

5.    Epm2000RG  (PAGE 24 OF 78) Operation EPM2000/EPM2000e Reference Guide 16 The EPM2000 must be off before connecting or disconnecting any powered probe such as the PowerMax thermopile probe. Connecting or disconnecting a probe while the EPM2000 is on will damage the probe. 2. Connect the detector to one of the EPM2000's rear panel ...

6.    EPM1kUG  (PAGE 24 OF 60) Operation EPM1000 User's Guide 20 ! Caution ! Warning Pyroelectric If an EPM1000 doesn't detect the presence of a PowerMax® thermopile probe, it monitors the pyroelectric/silicon input for signal peaks. The EPM1000 will not automatically read the probe's responsivity as it does with a thermopile probe ...

7.    EPM1kUG Best match in this PDF  |  All matches in this PDF ... Overview 5 Unpacking and Inspecting the Instrument 5 Safety Information 6 Manual Information 7 Features 7 Interface 7 Units and Ranges 7 Compatible Probes 8 Understanding the EPM1000 Internal Trigger 8 Understanding the EPM1000 External Trigger 10 Understanding the EPM1000 Speedup Feature 11 Description ... Related Searches: molectron power meter | joulemeter | molectron epm1000 | epm1000

8.    Epm2000RG  (PAGE 61 OF 78) ... . (see Maintenance, Service, & Calibration -- Fuse Replacement) The EPM2000 is on, but no reading occurs at a laser pulse. Properly align the probe in the beam. Verify the probe is connected to the Pulse In or Smart Probe connector. If the trigger source is external, be sure an actual trigger pulse ...

9.    Epm2000RG  (PAGE 25 OF 78) Operation EPM2000/EPM2000e Reference Guide 17 PYROELECTRIC If an EPM2000 doesn't detect the presence of a PowerMax thermopile probe or if the PowerMax function has been disabled, it monitors the pyroelectric/silicon input for signal peaks. Note that because the EPM2000 does not automatically read silicon ...

10.    Epm2000RG  (PAGE 58 OF 78) ... Programming EPM2000/EPM2000e Reference Guide 50 EPM2000E-SPECIFIC FEATURES AND FUNCTIONS TAKING EXPOSURE MEASUREMENTS The EPM2000e accepts a powered probe via the Smart Probe connector on the rear panel. Never connect or disconnect a powered probe while power is ON. However, you may safely connect or ...

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