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Laser Beam Quality Measurement (M^2 Measurement) using Image Processing (NI Vision)

Hello,

 

Is any body previously work on M^2 Measurement of Laser Beam?

If yes, then Please help me out need Little guidance. 

I am trying to make a VI which determine Laser beam quality and measurement using NI Vision. 

I have a average command on Vision. But, this i am not sure How should I processed?

Any help will be appreciate.

 

Thanks 

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In order to provide any suggestions, can you elaborate a little more on what you are trying to measure? What constitutes as a good quality beam? Is this light intensity? Shape of beam? Size of beam? Etc?

 

Once you determine what makes a good beam we can then determine what processes you can take to measure those conditions.

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Basically, the Laser Beam Determination based on,

Light Intensity

Shape of the Beam

Background Correction

Centroid position X Y

Defining the cordinate system to Beam 

Recording the beam location and calculate the change in the location

Size of Beam

Beam Quality in % 

 

Thanks,

Parth

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Are you using Vision Assistant by chance? There is a good tutorial on all the different functions that can be utilized with NI's vision software linked below. 

 

Even if you're not using Vision Assistant (which I would recommend doing) you can also create this same functionality with IMAQ VI's in a LabVIEW project as well.

 

NI Vision Assistant Tutorial

http://www.ni.com/pdf/manuals/372228m.pdf

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ok. I used Vision previously for other kind of diagnosis. 

 

Do you have any idea about how can i find the intensity profile of the laser beam using IMAQ?

 

Thanks,

Parth

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I've never personally done it, so I can't really say. But this form post talks about a few approaches to get the intensity profile. I hope that's helpful!

 

https://forums.ni.com/t5/Machine-Vision/To-Extract-Intensity-Profile-from-Image/td-p/138356

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