The RoHS compliant 1936-R and 2936-R optical power and energy meters, replacing 1936-C and 2936-C, are some of the most sophisticated optical power meters available.
The 1936-R and 2936-R energy meters both include a calibration certificate, a convenient quick start guide, the fuses required for the 220 V setting and a power cord.
Ideal for high speed, modulated light measurements
Data acquisition rate up to 10 kHz to on-board memory
Sub-picowatt noise level with photodiode detectors
Five analog and five digital filter settings
Trigger-in and trigger-out for synchronized measurements
Up to 25 mA for photodiode, 130 V for thermopile and pyroelectric detectors
Sampling Rate
250 kHz (10 kHz accessible by user)
Resolution
0.0004% of Range Full Scale
Accuracy
±0.2 % for CW, ±1 % for Peak to Peak, Pulse to Pulse, and Integration Mode
Frequency Measurement Range
1 Hz - 250 kHz
Gain Ranges
8 ranges, 7 decades
Analog Output
0-1 V, 0-2 V, 0-5 V or 0-10 V (user selectable output impedance)
Data Storage
250,000 Point Internal Storage
Computer Interfaces
USB and RS-232
Display Mode
20 mm Numeric, Bar Chart, Min/Max Bar, Statistics, Analog Needle
Display Type
5.7 in. Graphical TFT LCD, ¼ VGA
Display Refresh Rate
20 Hz
Photodiode Measurement
Average Power, Peak-to-Peak Power, Frequency
Thermopile Measurement
Average Power, Single Shot Energy
Power Requirements
90-240 VAC
Dimensions
308 x 216 x 133 mm
Operating Temperature
5 to 40°C, <70% RH
Storage Temperature
-20°C to 60°C, <90% RH
CE
Compliant
RoHS
Compliant
Features
Versatile Graphing Capabilities
The Analog Gauge display mode can be used for tuning adjustments. In the Graph screen mode the power meter acts as an oscilloscope. Users can see in real time the optical power level in their experiment.
Analog Gauge display
Highly Visible Color Display
The 5.7 inch, full color, graphical LED display provides excellent legibility from any angle, in any light condition. It enables both numerical and graphical measurement representation, with a choice of six different display colors. Measurements can also be displayed in formats including numeric, graphic, bar and strip charts.
Software suite including LabVIEW™ and C# samples
The application software, common for 1830-R series and the discontinued 1918-R optical power meter, gives users the flexibility of a command line environment as well as the ability to download collected data directly to a computer for analysis. Advanced programming toolkits such as LabVIEW™ and .Net C# samples will be installed automatically when installing the application software. Basic USB communication setup programming samples are also provided in C++ and Visual Basic.
Software command line display
Advanced Measurement Capabilities
The 1936-R and 2936-R software gives users the flexibility of a command line environment as well as the ability to download collected data directly to a computer for analysis. True Root-Mean-Square (RMS) measurements, providing the most accurate RMS value regardless of the shape of the input waveform. Additional advanced features include an internal 250,000 data point storage buffer, additional data storage using an external USB flash drive, analog and digital filtering, programmable sample rates, moving statistics, plotting and multiple user-configuration storage.
Extreme Versatility from State-of-the-Art Electronics
For applications requiring measurement of low-power, high-power or energy of continuous or pulsed light sources, Newport’s 1936-R and 2936-R instruments have broken the barrier of temporal measurement performance with calibrated results. This series of power and energy meters have the ability to handle repetition-rates of up to 10 kHz at an unheard sampling rate of 250 kHz. This means that even reasonably high speed dynamical phenomena can be seen using the meter, eliminating a need for an oscilloscope in many cases.
Various Measurement Units
Pulse, peak-to-peak and DC source measurements can be displayed in units of W, dBm, dB, J, A, and V depending on the detector types used. It can handle peak-to-peak measurements of pulses with repetition-rates of up to 4 kHz at a sampling rate of 250 kHz.
Modulated or Pulsed Light Measurement
Newport’s high bandwidth design allows calibrated power measurements of highly fluctuated, modulated, or pulsed sources using photodiode detectors. Frequency measurements can be made in the 1 Hz up to 250 kHz range, using Newport’s Low Power 918D and 818 series photodiode detectors and 819C/D series integrating sphere detectors.
Calibration Report Included
Newport certifies calibration performed using standards traceable to the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) and other recognized national standards laboratories. Included with your new instrument is a comprehensive calibration report. Newport also recommends recalibration every 12 months.
Additional Benefits
Color plotting, statistics and on-board data post-processing
USB and RS-232 computer interfaces
Analog bar graph with 10X zoom
Accelerated thermopile based power measurements with fast prediction algorithm
USB data transfer up to 11 Mbps
Sophisticated automation capabilities in testing and laboratory applications
True rms measurements
Ideal for Consumer Products Sector
Recent developments in the consumer products sector – including Lidar, motion recognition and facial recognition – employ high-speed, modulated lasers which require fast optical power meters for accurate and reliable characterization. As the most advanced and versatile optical meters available, the 1936-R and 2936-R are the best choices for application success.
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