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Optotronics Laser Gallery


Testing the output power of an RPL-325 in the Optotronics lab (9/5/2007) This particular laser was at the time of this video was our best performing laser in stock and not typical of the "average RPL-325, which will have average sustained output of typically 330-350mW. It was show here as an RPL-325 because at the time this video was produced, the RPL-325 was the highest output model we offered.


Testing the output power of an RPL-Blue-30 in the Optotronics lab.(9/7/2007) This particular laser, like the previous, was at the time of this video was our best performing RPL-Blue laser in stock and not typical of the "average" RPL-Blue-30, which will have average sustained output of typically 31-35mW. It was show here as an RPL-Blue-30 because at the time this video was produced, the RPL-Blue-30 was the highest output model we offered.


Video by Carter Haines (Popping 20 balloons in a row w/ RPL-300).

3D Image of an anchor on the ocean floor

3D Image of an anchor on the ocean floor (low visibility water) created by using a PPL laser to scan for underwater objects. (made by research team from a major oceanographic institution)

Photos of Weber State University laser lecture (April 2007)

Photos of Weber State University laser lecture (April 2007)

Photos of Weber State University laser lecture (April 2007)
Photos of Weber State University laser lecture (April 2007)


Final testing & certification of 5 Watt 532nm laser system before shipment to it's new owner.

Laser power testing setup for 5 Watt system
Testing of pointing stability at 3 Watt power point.

Laser power testing setup for 5 Watt system
Testing max. power output of +5 Watts, diode current is 35 Amps. 30mm beam splitter is needed as the thermal sensor is only rated to 3Watts.

Laser power testing setup for 5 Watt system
Same as previous, but showing meter reading of 2.54 Watts. Beam splitter is 60/40 with 40% to the meter, so true output is 6.35 Watts.

FieldMaster GS tuning mode for 5W system
FieldMaster GS meter in tuning mode shows output of 2.59 Watts and peak reading of 2.61 Watts. This photo was taken before the beam splitter during the testing process.

Laser statistics for 5W system
FieldMaster GS meter in statistics mode shows output stability of 0.98% over a 5 minute sample period along with min=2.57W, mean=2.60W, max=2.63W Std Dev=13mW. Data sampled at 1.5 second intervals. This photo was taken before the beam splitter during the testing process.

 

Laser pointed at Hollywood sign Photo by S. Sztopek using PPL-150 and Nikon D100

Anyone wishing to contribute to this gallery, please email your videos / photos to:
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Any images posted in this gallery remain the property of their original copyright owners.
updated 8/20/2008


 
 
 
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