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LBP2 laser beam analyzer
The LBP2 series laser beam analyzer can quickly measure the spatial beam profile through intuitive and powerful application software.
- New feature! Introduced cameras compatible with Windows 10 and USB 3.0
- Extensive ISO 11145, 11146-1/-3 kits and 13694 measurements
- Obtained Ultracal ™ Algorithms can achieve accurate measurement of gao
- Qualified/unqualified testing is applicable to most measured parameters
- Statistical analysis of all measured parameters
- Industrial standard data file formats, HDF5 and CSV
LBP2-HR-VIS3

LBP2 laser beam analyzerFeature:
High quality cameras suitable for various applications
The new LBP2 series laser beam analyzer has visible (190-1100 nm) CCD or phosphor coated (1440-1605 nm) CCD cameras. Both cameras come in 640x480 array low resolution or 1600x1200 array high-resolution versions.
Stackable attenuator for high-power input
Each laser beam analyzer is equipped with stackable neutral density filters (one ND1 and two ND2 filters) with a light aperture of 19 mm and a 1-inch-32UN (C-mount). The damage threshold of these ND filters is 5 W/cm2.
Easy software and camera installation
Simple and convenient installation of LBP2 software and camera.
Wide range of software features
The LBP2 software interface provides a wide range of functions and ISO approved quantitative results through an easy-to-use software user interface. The obtained UltraCal algorithm ensures that the data baseline or "zero reference point" is accurate to 1/10 of the pixel based digital count. ISO 11146 requires the use of baseline correction algorithms to improve the accuracy of beamwidth measurement.
UV beam imager
The new LBP2-UVIMG is an ideal choice for users who need to view beam profiles ranging from 193 to 360 nm. There are fluorescent plates that convert ultraviolet radiation that is poorly imaged by silicon cameras into visible light. Then image it onto a CCD. This converter has high light output, wide linear dynamic range, and high damage threshold. Resolution of 35 X 35 um, size ofØ
UV beam splitter
The new LBP2-UVBS is a UV beam splitter that can be installed on the input aperture of LBP2-UVIMG to allow imaging of higher power/energy beams onto CCD cameras. Although the saturation intensity of LBP2-UVIMG in the 248 nm LBP2 beam analyzer includes filters of~15 mJ/cm2 and~20 mJ/cm2, once LBP2-UVBS is installed on the imager, stronger beams can be imaged.