what type of laser diode is this?

[Draco]

I need help identifying this laser diode, it is from a cystalaser dpss green, it finally pooped out after over a decade of use. i think it is a CT-Mount but i am not sure, the red arrow is the direction of emission

[kecked]

808 c mount but brand cant say nor power

[kecked]

808 c mount but brand cant say nor power yea that was a helpful post!

[Draco]

The beam comes out from the top and the the direction of the arror, you need to click on the picture to see it, on C-mount devices i have seen the beam is at a right angle , i will post a pick of it in the laser

[Draco]

Here is an updated picture, this is in a working laser even though it's a but dirty, oddly this is the laser that had be stubble into the great forum!



I made a mistake in the picture, the C-mount view is from the side, i forgot to put that in the picture

[Draco]

I am now thinking i may need to just scrap it and use the optics in a different experiment. it would have been nice to rebuild it as i can get upto 80mw if i crank it up, the driver can goto just over 800ma at the diode

[Draco]

I found a vendor called junktronics that has a diode that may work for me, it seems that i always get the devices with the odd parts, the problem i run it to if i where to convert the device too a c-mount is there is not enough clearance and height, The screw would literaly be right where the TEC is, in the future i mat make up a adapter, the copper block that i now have a spare of might work very well and i can move that assembly back about 1 cm for clearance
now i wish i had not sold my only one that did use a normal c-mount diode, the guy i sold it to tried to scam me, saying it was taking in 3 times the current, wanted a new one but when i requested it back for repair or a refund he stopped replying to me

[swamidog]

junktonix is a member of this forum and a super good guy to do business with. you're in good hands.

I found a vendor called junktronics that has a diode that may work for me, it seems that i always get the devices with the odd parts, the problem i run it to if i where to convert the device too a c-mount is there is not enough clearance and height, The screw would literaly be right where the TEC is, in the future i mat make up a adapter, the copper block that i now have a spare of might work very well and i can move that assembly back about 1 cm for clearance
now i wish i had not sold my only one that did use a normal c-mount diode, the guy i sold it to tried to scam me, saying it was taking in 3 times the current, wanted a new one but when i requested it back for repair or a refund he stopped replying to me