A large 7" colour display with capacitive touch panel and clear menu navigation make operation simple and convenient.
Very low-noise amplifiers and high-quality AD converters optimised for each signal path allow the use of a wide range of measuring heads. Each sensor head has an integrated EEPROM, which is read out by the PEM710. This means that the display unit knows all the relevant sensor parameters and automatically adapts the signal path and signal evaluation.
The user only has to enter the wavelength of the laser and any correction factor for beam splitters or attenuators.
The large graphic display offers space for many display options. A digital display of the measured value provides a quick overview of the measurement result, while the analogue display is helpful for laser adjustment. Laser stability is ideally determined in the statistics window with histogram or in data logger mode.
The PEM710 is equipped with a USB interface for connection to a PC and a USB port for USB sticks for data recording. An analogue output allows easy integration into your own measuring systems
Very low-noise amplifiers and high-quality AD converters optimised for each signal path allow the use of a wide range of measuring heads. Each sensor head has an integrated EEPROM, which is read out by the PEM710. This means that the display unit knows all the relevant sensor parameters and automatically adapts the signal path and signal evaluation.
The user only has to enter the wavelength of the laser and any correction factor for beam splitters or attenuators.
The large graphic display offers space for many display options. A digital display of the measured value provides a quick overview of the measurement result, while the analogue display is helpful for laser adjustment. Laser stability is ideally determined in the statistics window with histogram or in data logger mode.
The PEM710 is equipped with a USB interface for connection to a PC and a USB port for USB sticks for data recording. An analogue output allows easy integration into your own measuring systems

