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ZephIR eSWIR Camera

See how the ZephIR 2.5e extended SWIR camera captures laser beam profiles from 900–2500 nm, making it ideal for imaging and analyzing lasers beyond the standard InGaAs range. This demonstration highlights its exceptional sensitivity for 1550 nm, 1940 nm, 2000 nm, and other longer-wavelength laser applications used in research, defense, medical, and industrial photonics.

Run time: 2:18 min

Zephir eSWIR Camera laser profiling application

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