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Our product line combines ease of use with the wide-ranging functionality that scientific users depend on for aligning and characterizing optical systems including telescope mirrors and other imaging instruments used in astronomy. HASO™ wavefront sensors enable you to perform complete characterizations of laser beams including phase, intensity, M², and Strehl ratio. When used in conjunction with adaptive optics systems, they allow you to optimize the beam's shape and focal spot.
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Wavefront measurement and analysis
Software
- HASOv3 - the latest release of our flagship wavefront measurement
and analysis software offers a wide array of standard features
to make working with your HASO wavefront sensors easy. HASO
v3 provides wide-ranging diagnostic features, offers traceability
and security to fulfill the needs of the most demanding
scientists.
- Software Development
KIt - the solution to develop your own applications
with our sensors to perfectly fit your process or human
resources requirements.
Solutions
- HASO R-Flex - an easy to use optical system that functions as a portable, stand-alone metrology solution and that enables you to easily characterize large-diameter concave mirrors as well as align large collimators and telescopes.
Adaptive optics and wavefront correction
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 True absolute measurement - This document talks about absolute measurement, what it is and how you can test your current wavefront sensor to see if it is capable. Click here to read the note. |
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Using your HASO with a beam profiler - In this application note, we discuss the utility and limitations of beam profilers and why HASO is the ideal complement. Click here to read the note. |
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Adaptive optics for high-power lasers and the next generation of optical fuses - In this application note, we discuss how adaptive optics is currently used in high-power lasers and its future applications. Click here to read the note. |
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Adaptive optics for high-power femtosecond lasers - In this application note, we discuss how we worked with the Max Plank Institute to implement an adaptive-optics closed-loop system into their femtosecond laser. Click here to read the note. |
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Characterizing a 10" telescope with HASO R-Flex - This document explains how we use HASO R-Flex to characterize the simple, yet wide-diameter, optical system of a 10" Schmidt-Cassegrain telescope. Click here to read the note. |
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