During the laser welding process, (there will be/generates):Visible light (from metal vapor), laser reflections (from lasers), and near-infrared band light. The optical signals of these radiations can reflect the welding status and the occurrence of defects during the process. By collecting light of various bands during welding, converting it into real-time curves of the welding process via photoelectric conversion, the fluctuations in welding process quality are accurately reflected. Combined with quality detection algorithms, it detects and provides real-time feedback on welding quality defects caused by laser power deviation, weld gap variation, contamination of welding head lenses, material surface contamination, and other factors during laser welding. Additionally, it features traceability of welding quality detection results.
Detection Object:Metal Vapor (Visible Light Signal), Laser Reflection (Laser Reflection Signal), Welding Process Quality
Wavelength Range:400nm-1100nm
Technical Parameters
1.Main Features
| Features | Test Conditions | Symbol | Minimum Value | Typical Value | Maximum Value | Unit |
| Spectral Range |
| λ | 400 |
| 1100 | nm |
| Response Time |
|
|
| 100 |
| ns |
| Response Peak |
|
| 20 |
| 2000 | W |
| Protection Level |
|
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| IP64 |
| / |
2.Optical and Electrical Characteristics
| Features | Test Conditions | Symbol | Minimum Value | Typical Value | Maximum Value | Unit |
| Sampling Rate |
|
| 30K | 100K | 200K | Hz |
| Input Impedance |
|
|
| 10^7 |
| Ω |
| Sampling Accuracy |
|
|
| 16 |
| Digit |
| Communication Method |
|
|
| Ethernet/IO |
|
|
| Operating Voltage |
|
|
| 24 |
| V |
| Adjustable Gain |
|
|
| 13 |
| dB |
3.Size Specifications

LWD Matching Mode
The LWD can be easily paired with various commonly available output heads on the market. It features a comprehensive and convenient installation method, and additionally reserves an integrated CCD vision interface, facilitating customer operation and use.
