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  • VDX's Avatar
    Today, 10:34
    ... for typical power-efficiency with diode pumped lasers, here some numbers: Sometimes around 2005 I had a "disk"-laser with 20Watts averaged, which was pumped with a 60Watt IR-laserdiode-module. Modern fiberlasers too needs around 3x the later "averaged" output power as combined...
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  • Laser57's Avatar
    Today, 07:34
    Ah, 120+ with flash lamp. Best I've come to find for the ND:YAG output of the diode pump driven 300W Avia Thor head is about 40 watts for a single head, but when searching online for typical output percentage of the pumped power for 1064 nm output, estimates are much higher. Appears I have a bad...
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  • VDX's Avatar
    Today, 06:03
    ... the two old ones (120W/150W) were not DPSS, but flas-lamp pumped ... much lower efficiency, as with diodes -- I'll estimate something like 3-5%, instead of around 35% with DPSS. I've stored one of the resonator chambers and got some water-cooled 405nm-LED's with 9W and 100W output, to pump...
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  • Laser57's Avatar
    Today, 04:56
    You could get 120+ watts out of one single ND:YAG from the Avia Thor when pumped at 300 watts? Impressive, especially 150W. Just wanted to confirm this is possible from a three diode ring Avia Thor ND:YAG, thanks.
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  • VDX's Avatar
    Today, 00:28
    ... my two old ones had 120W and 150W (salvaged and sold) ... actually have a "medical" with 60W ... but not "CW" but "averaged" :cool:
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  • laserist's Avatar
    Yesterday, 19:21
    https://www.edmundoptics.com/f/cylindrical-microlens-arrays/14569/?srsltid=AfmBOoqPRaoY7kBmJmyCHjFir-v_CxZpJByadnBU-rudHpw1XRtIzl0Q https://www.meetoptics.com/lenses/array?srsltid=AfmBOoqMqVH3CC5DUhaw5Jke-lrZ1QqBiEbkKoqc4V0YG5gD9z16nPBQ I know, a bit pricey. You could try cutting a bunch of...
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  • Slide's Avatar
    Yesterday, 15:37
    Not exactly Lumia, but we are attempting to modify a commercially available motorized DMX controlled D/G disk. The Lumia port is pretty good but we would like to swap out a couple of the other effects for a lenticular grating that gives a sort of "3D" effect, and also looking for a Fuzz effect....
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  • Slide's Avatar
    Yesterday, 14:49
    Thanks Gang 2025, Looks like some interesting components. We are actually pretty low volume guys, but will keep you in mind and pass along the info to our friends. Craig
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  • Laser57's Avatar
    Yesterday, 14:48
    I once found a source for the optics for a ND:YAG out of a Avia Thor, but didn't take advantage of the offer. Now looking again, if anyone can help or has anything. Chris
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  • Laser57's Avatar
    Yesterday, 14:45
    Raising the dead here, been a very long time since this thread has been active.... but, might anyone know what the CW output of one ND:YAG is and what can be had with two, as originally configured?
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  • Gang2025's Avatar
    Yesterday, 13:09
    Hi, Slide, if you had a high volume need for lasers, we, Analog Technologies, Inc., make most the components for making lasers at low cost. The key components: TEC module, TEC controller, and laser driver. We have all. Interested? this is our website: www.analogtechnologies.com Gang
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