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    Default Diode help?

    i dont have a spec sheet for these diodes so need a little help.

    which is + and which is -??

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    I guess they arrived then Andy
    Normally diodes are + to case and - to other pin (that is shorted) but this trend has been bucked by the DVD diodes but I would guess this one will be case +

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    yes they did arrive, which is good.

    i thought this but wanted to double check as ive never used a 2 pin diode before and didnt know if anything was different.

    cheers rob
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    If you ever want to find out that on diodes where no-one can tell you directly, shine a flashlight into it. (Or a laser with a wavelength shorter than the unknown diode emits). The laser diode will act like a photodiode, and you can measure the polarity on a voltmeter. I tested this the other day. It works. Just make sure you don't connect to the actual photodiode, if there is one, else things can get confusing.

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    Quote Originally Posted by andy_con View Post
    i dont have a spec sheet for these diodes so need a little help.

    which is + and which is -??
    Thank you for the picture, it really helps me visualize the lasorb (if that is what is attached).

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    Quote Originally Posted by sugeek View Post
    Thank you for the picture, it really helps me visualize the lasorb (if that is what is attached).

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    nope thats not a lasorb, that diode is a 9mm can.

    ill post a pic of diode and lasorb later
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    Adam
    thats a jumper to create a dead short for protection

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    Quote Originally Posted by stanwax View Post
    Adam
    thats a jumper to create a dead short for protection

    Rob
    I stand corrected, I thought that the lasorb was grey from the video posted by Mr. Benner in the development stage. For a moment I was excited that it would fit in a aixiz module, I guess Pat needs to mill a new diode module for us!

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    what kind of diode is this ?
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    that could be anything between 635nm and 1550nm ^^

    would go for 808nm though, as they are easily obtainable

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