Kenometer Laser power meter

[smogthemog]

Very confused

What will the meter in the pictures above actually 'exactly' do? Power, features etc etc and how much will the meter, with head, in the pictures above cost?

Please

[Kenom]

The meter in the picture above graphs on screen as seen, to indicate trend from 0-4W. It has the ability to show the output in analog as pictured and can connect to a pc for printing and saving said graphs.
Shows Average, peak and minimum readings during a specified time frame.

The Kenometer Pro retails with everything include as well as batteries and charger and a usb cable for $400

[smogthemog]

Excellent, Thanks.

A good price too. I may well indulge V soon.
Thanks

[MarioMaster]

To Recap:

-Calibrated, spectrally flat, and professional grade thermopile laser sensor
(no conversion factors or math needed)

-Onscreen display in real time of the following:
Current sensor reading (0-5000mW)
Peak sensor reading
Average sensor reading
Minimum sensor reading
Power over time graph or analog meter movement

-Two modes, power graphing and continuous monitoring:
Power graph mode for testing laser outputs over a period of time
Continuous mode for tinkering, like aligning the mirrors on a gas laser
or adjusting power of a solid state laser

-Powered either directly by USB from a computer, or internally by three
14500 lithium cells

-USB computer interface and PC software for saving laser performance data

-User definable settings for onscreen graph window

-Custom Power-on Splash screens available



I will be posting a hands-on video in the next few days

[Kenom]

I will be sending one of these units to Allthatwhichis to do a detailed review of the laser power meter.

Maybe The_Doctor would also like to review one as well...

[lasersbee]

Hey Kenom....

could you post some screen shots of the PC Software and it's features that
you will be supplying with your meters...
I don't remember seeing it anywhere...

Looking good...

@ MM... (no conversion factors or math needed) .... You're just kidding... right..
If not...your're stating the very obvious for a Thermopile Sensor attached to a MCU....
We are not all noobs that might buy a Kenometer Pro...

Jerry

[MarioMaster]

Of course most people here would know that, but it needs to be put out there for potential buyers.

Any seller can tell you that you're going to list as many possible features or benefits as you can - there's no reason not to.

[lasersbee]

You have a point MM...
Guess I should do that as well...

Jerry

[mccarrot]

Very very nice meter, If I didn't already had a coherent meter I definitely had have bought the pro!


Could you tell me where you made this overlay? I'm looking for a overlay for my GLCD in my projector for a while now but could not find anything

[Kenom]

http://www.ssielectronics.com/