Ophir StarViewer

Ophir StarViewer: Your Mobile Laser Measurement Solution

Ophir StarViewer is a cutting-edge mobile application designed to transform your Android smartphone or tablet into a powerful laser power and energy measurement tool. Whether you're a field technician, researcher, or someone working in a laboratory environment, this app provides an intuitive and efficient way to measure laser performance directly from your device. By leveraging the advanced capabilities of Ophir Photonics' Ariel, Juno, and Quasar devices, StarViewer brings professional-grade laser measurement tools to the palm of your hand.

One of the standout features of StarViewer is its versatility in displaying measurement data. You can view results as a line graph, a simulated analog needle, or a full-screen numeric display with comprehensive statistics. This flexibility allows users to tailor the interface to their specific needs, making it easier to interpret data in real-time. Additionally, the ability to capture and save screenshots of these displays ensures that you can document your findings effortlessly.

The application also offers extensive configurability for laser measurement settings. From adjusting parameters like pulse width and energy thresholds to fine-tuning display preferences, StarViewer empowers users to customize their experience based on the task at hand. Whether you're measuring continuous power, single-pulse energy, or pulsed power, the app supports a wide range of configurations to suit various applications.

StarViewer is compatible with Ophir Photonics' standard thermopile, photodiode, and pyroelectric sensors, ensuring broad applicability across different industries and research fields. The integration with Bluetooth technology further enhances convenience, allowing seamless connectivity with the Ariel and Quasar devices. For the Juno, however, users must utilize their device's USB on-the-go (OTG) port to establish a connection.

Each supported device has its own set of requirements to ensure optimal performance. For instance, using the Ariel requires Bluetooth functionality—preferably version 5.1—and firmware version 1.23 or higher. Similarly, the Juno demands an OTG-capable Android device with sufficient downstream current supply, along with a compatible USB adapter. Meanwhile, the Quasar relies solely on Bluetooth connectivity and requires a PIN code of "1234" during the pairing process.

Despite these requirements, StarViewer remains accessible to those who meet them. Its straightforward installation process makes it easy for anyone to get started quickly. Simply download the app, connect it to your chosen Ophir device, and begin taking precise laser measurements right away. With support for multiple sensor types and flexible display options, StarViewer stands out as an indispensable tool for professionals requiring accurate laser power and energy data in both lab and field environments.