How is this guy getting these specs???
Beam properties: 3x3mm
Divergence: 1 mrad
Polarisation: 1:50
Power supply: 5VDC 2A
http://cgi.ebay.com/3000mW-Blue-Lase...item3352b51e0d
How is this guy getting these specs???
Beam properties: 3x3mm
Divergence: 1 mrad
Polarisation: 1:50
Power supply: 5VDC 2A
http://cgi.ebay.com/3000mW-Blue-Lase...item3352b51e0d
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About the only way I know of to get a perfectly symmetrical beam with that kind of low divergence from an array of multimode diodes is to couple them all into a singlemode fiber and then collimate the fiber output. I could also be done with prism pairs and a beam expander, but if the beam @ aperture is 3mmx3mm there is no beam expander. Very often on ebay the specs are not accurate. Sometimes sellers just don't know better, sometimes they are typos, and other times they are embellished. Ask the seller for a detailed analysis of the beam profile along with pics before you buy.
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i would post some links but the fourm wont let me
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Those are Swisslas modules. If I'm not wrong, they use 500mW 445nm diodes, with better specs than 1W ones...
can we beleive anything about this module? I say this as this is a swisslas module and if you look up their address it just happens to be the same address as laserworlds swiss office.....
In any case its likely 6x500mW nichias which have better beam specs than the 1W (as far as I know)
Rob
edit - hahaha sbk you beat me to it!
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Yes, it's swisslas with 500mW diodes. These have been on ebay for long before the blue boom.
AFAIK Swisslas sells exclusively via Laserworld, but their modules are high-end and they don't lie about their beam-specs. I've seen Swisslas-Modules live and they're really good.
As soon as I read "maximum power and guaranteed power" it smelled of fishyworld.
They should add a third "Actual power" column to their spec sheet, though from the tests I've seen we could just multiply the claimed "guaranteed power" by .33
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