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VRC2 Visible / NIR viewing card: 400-640 nm and 800-1700 nm
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Visible / NIR viewing card: 400-640 nm and 800-1700 nm

a. Dark conditions

Need to be charged with visible light

Engraved with two beam collimation cross lines

The absorption wavelength range is printed on the card

Dimensions (width x height): 2.10 inches x 3.40 inches

VRC2 is a credit card-sized probe card for viewing light in the wavelength range of 400-640 nm or 800-1700 nm. This durable plastic card is a light-sensitive area on its lower front surface, making it easy to locate visible or near-infrared (NIR) beams and their focal points. Before using the observation card, you need to charge it with visible light. Since the card needs to be charged to emit light, the user must constantly move the position of the incident spot in the photosensitive area to maintain the intensity of the stimulated emission light.

In order to facilitate the use during the alignment process, the detection area of the observation card is extended to the edge, and is engraved with two cross lines for laser collimation. The thickness of the reticle is approximately 0.004 inches, the diameter of the two concentric circles in the middle is approximately 0.063 inches and 0.288 inches, and the horizontal and vertical line lengths are approximately 0.512 inches.

 

VRC2 Specifications

Spectral

Absorption Wavelength Ranges

400 - 640 nm
800 - 1700 nm

Emission Wavelength Range

~580 to 750 nm

Sensitivity Graph

VRC2 Absorption and Emission Bands

Dimensional

Active Region

2.10"  x 1.20" (53.3 mm x 30.5 mm)

Overall

2.10" x 3.40" (53.3 mm x 86.4 mm)

Complete

info

Visible Emission Performance

Charging Required for Emission

Yes

Minimum Pulsed Stimulation for Emisiona

250 kW/cm2 at 1064 nm, 7 ns Pulses, 10 Hz

Minimum CW Stimulation for Emissiona

 < 2 µW/cm2 at 808 nm    
< 175 nW/cm
at 960 nm
< 100 µW/cm
2 at 1550 nm

Damage Threshold, Single 7 ns Pulse


 35 MW/cm2 

1064nm