LASER SYSTEM WITH SAFETY PROTECTION FUNCTION
A laser system with a safety protection function includes a main body and a detecting unit. The main body includes an object side portion corresponding in position to a target, and a laser-emitting module. The laser-emitting module is for providing a laser beam which is emitted at a position of the object side portion. The detecting unit is disposed at the main body, and includes a light-emitting element and a light-receiving element. The light-emitting element is for providing a light beam which is emitted at the position of the object side portion. The light-receiving element is for receiving the light beam which is reflected toward the object side portion. The laser-emitting module is prevented from emitting the laser beam when the light beam received by the light-receiving element reaches a predetermined luminous flux value.
1 . A laser system with safety protection function, said laser system comprising:
a main body including
an object side portion corresponding in position to a target, and
a laser-emitting module for providing a laser beam which is emitted at a position of said object side portion; and
a first detecting unit disposed at said main body, said first detecting unit including
a first light-emitting element for providing a first light beam which is emitted at the position of said object side portion, and
a first light-receiving element for receiving the first light beam which is reflected toward said object side portion;
wherein said laser-emitting module is prevented from emitting the laser beam when the first light beam received by said first light-receiving element reaches a first predetermined luminous flux value; and
wherein the first light beam is non-visible light having a luminous intensity smaller than that of the laser beam.
2 . The laser system as claimed in claim 1 , wherein said main body further includes:
a laser-receiving module for receiving the laser beam which is reflected toward said object side portion; and
a controller for controlling enabled and disabled states of said laser-emitting module.
3 . The laser system as claimed in claim 1 , wherein said main body further includes an indicator module, said indicator module outputting an indication signal when the first light beam received by said first light-receiving element reaches the first predetermined luminous flux value.
4 . The laser system as claimed in claim 1 , wherein said main body further includes a control module storing the first predetermined luminous flux value, luminous flux received by said first light-receiving element being converted into an electric signal that is inputted to said control module, said control module preventing said laser-emitting module from emitting the laser beam when the first light beam received by said first light-receiving element reaches the first predetermined luminous flux value.
5 . The laser system as claimed in claim 1 , wherein said main body further includes an eye side portion corresponding in position to a user's eye, said laser system further comprising a second detecting unit disposed at said main body, said second detecting unit including:
a second light-emitting element for providing second light beam which is emitted at a position of said eye side portion, and
a second light-receiving element for receiving the second light beam which is reflected toward said eye side portion;
wherein said laser-emitting module is prevented from emitting the laser beam when the second light beam received by said second light-receiving element does not reach a second predetermined luminous flux value;
wherein the second light beam is non-visible light having a luminous intensity smaller than that of the laser beam.
6 . The laser system as claimed in claim 5 , wherein each of said first light-emitting element and said second light-emitting element includes an infrared light emitting diode, and each of said first light-receiving element and said second light-receiving element includes a phototransistor.