Ok, I'll re-phrase. I suppose that the cheapest way to get 100mw 635-640nm red is to buy a DVD burner, get the LD out of it and put it in a aixiz housing. Does anyone know of a DVD burner that runs 635-640nm?
Thanks,
Steve
Ok, I'll re-phrase. I suppose that the cheapest way to get 100mw 635-640nm red is to buy a DVD burner, get the LD out of it and put it in a aixiz housing. Does anyone know of a DVD burner that runs 635-640nm?
Thanks,
Steve
Last edited by steve-o; 09-13-2007 at 05:26.
AFAIK, they are all 658nm
The Mitsubishi 641nm diodes are pretty expensive, I got quoted nearly $300AUD ea
KVANT Australian projector sales
https://www.facebook.com/kvantaus/
Lasershowparts- Laser Parts at great prices
https://www.facebook.com/lasershowparts/
Thanks Dave. I'll pursue another venue, then.
KVANT Australian projector sales
https://www.facebook.com/kvantaus/
Lasershowparts- Laser Parts at great prices
https://www.facebook.com/lasershowparts/
I can imagine their price for a 645![]()
![]()
Can't you shift a diodes wavelength a little using temperature, but end up loosing efficientcy?![]()
Love, peace, and grease,
allthat... aka: aaron@pangolin
...............oops, wrong thread- sorry
Last edited by mikkojay; 09-15-2007 at 14:16.
I think by a couple of nm but not anything too significant..Can't you shift a diodes wavelength a little using temperature
What power levels were these Dave?The Mitsubishi 641nm diodes are pretty expensive, I got quoted nearly $300AUD ea
Last edited by steve-o; 09-17-2007 at 05:41.
Hmmm- That would appear as bright as a 430mW 660 nM according to calculations.
Anyone could double-check my math?