This product has been discontinued, as part of Coherent’s ongoing environmental initiative. Coherent is leading the photonics industry with our commitment to environmentally-sensitive manufacturing and applications. This effort includes bringing our entire product line into compliance with the European Union’s RoHS (Restriction of Hazardous Substances) directive – including laser measurement instruments, even though these products are not within the scope of this directive because they fall within Category 9 of the directive.
Coherent is balancing this program with a commitment to support our customers through this transition as we phase certain products out. For this reason, all affected products will be phased-out gradually, in order to allow customers sufficient time in which to transition to a new, green product. The FieldMaxII-TOP, FieldMaxII-TO and FieldMate are alternatives that offer similar features and functionality as the PM5200. Follow this link to learn more about Coherent’s green strategy.
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| Power Range (full scale) | 3 mW to 10 kW |
| Min. Resolution | 1 µW |
| Outputs | RS-232 and analog out |
| Analog Output Range | 0 to 2V |
| Calibration Uncertainty | 2% |
| Battery Life | 8 hr. |
| Weight | 4.30 lb. |
| Dimensions (H x W x D) | 91 x 246 x 217 mm |
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