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Power monitoring for improved process stability: the role of laser power monitors

1 June 2015

Effective process control is dependent upon careful and precise monitoring of the laser power. In addition to exploring the role of laser power monitors in improving process stability, this white paper presents a solution for the gap that exists within detectors' power range and wavelength range.

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