Abstract:In order to accurately measure laser irradiation energy, a cone-type fully absorbing laser irradiation energy measurement device was designed, which has the advantages of high measurement accuracy, small size, light weight, and a modular design for easy integration. Firstly, the cone design parameters were optimized through optical tracing simulation to achieve optimal theoretical absorption efficiency while maintaining a lightweight structure. Subsequently, the linear relationship between the resistance value of the temperature sensor and temperature was derived from temperature experiments, and a linear fitting equation for the device's response to temperature was established through temperature calibration experiments. Finally, the optical path was constructed, and response calibration experiments for the energy measuring device were performed. The response data were obtained and analyzed, and a compensation method for escaped energy was proposed. The results of the experiment show that the deviation of the compensated measurement results from the power meter is 1.968%, indicating that the device achieves high accuracy in laser irradiation energy measurement, which provides an important reference for laser energy systems and laser transmission characteristics.