DataRay Inc. Announces WinCamD-GCM GigE Vision CMOS Beam Profiler

Redding, CA USA, September 1, 2023 – DataRay Inc., the worldwide leader in laser beam profiling and analysis, is pleased to announce the availability of its new GigE Vision® CMOS beam profiling camera, the WinCamD-GCM. Key features of include:

• GigE Vision connectivity
  • 355 - 1150 nm (CMOS)
  • TEL sensor options for 1480 to 1610 nm
  • UV and 1310 nm options available
• 4.2 MPixel, 2048 x 2048 pixels, 11.3 x 11.3 mm active area
• 5.5 μm pixels
• No software license limits: full-featured software; includes strip chart and statistical analysis options
• M² option: perform M² measurements using DataRay’s M2DU translation stages
• Available for large beam (LBPS) and line laser (LLPS) profiling systems

Using the same 1" CMOS sensor as the WinCamD-LCM, the WinCamD-GCM utilizes GigE Vision for longer range applications (cable lengths up to ~100m), making it ideal for applications including: CW and pulsed laser profiling; field servicing of laser systems; optical assembly; instrument alignment; beam wander and logging; R&D; OEM integration; quality control; and M² measurement.

“The WinCamD-GCM combines the robust capabilities of our best-selling WinCamD-LCM beam profiler with the centralized monitoring and scalability offered by GigE Vision,” says Kevin Garvey, DataRay’s COO.

Like all DataRay beam profiling cameras, the WinCamD-GCM is paired with DataRay’s full-featured, highly customizable, user-centric software (which has no license fees, unlimited installations, and free software updates).

About DataRay Inc.:

Founded in 1988, DataRay Inc. is the worldwide leader in laser beam profiling and analysis, delivering high-quality, affordable, and reliable instrumentation to the photonics industry for over 35 years. Product lines include beam profiling cameras (190 nm to 16 μm, model-dependent), and scanning slit beam profilers (190 nm to 2.5 μm, model-dependent). For more information, visit dataray.com or email [email protected].

Contact:

Logan Hatanaka, PhD
+1-530-395-2500
[email protected]