The CDRH (Center for Devices and Radiological
Health)- 21CFR1040.10 procedure for measuring laser output is the energy
detectable through a circular aperture stop having a diameter of 7 mm
at a distance of
20 cm from the probe tip or laser diodes.
Konftec's visible red laser diode (typical wavelength
of 660nm laser diode) equipped in the Aculas-HB-850A625 and Klas
series is
with the specification of beam divergence 9° (Parallel
Angle) x 19° (Perpendicular Angle).
Because of the divergence of the beam, the distance and the aperture
used, the energy detectable falls within the Class IIIa (wavelength
400nm ~ 710nm visible laser with radiation power <5 mW) laser product
standard.
The typical average power for all 50mW
and some 100mW laser devices shown on the warning logotype in our brochures
and user's guide is <5
mW/cm² as measured in accordance with the procedure described
above. |