Labor Day FlexMod sale: now till Sunday: $26!

[drlava]

Just a quick note to everyone that the FlexMod drivers are now on discount sale for Labor Day a little early.

The checkout page also includes LASORB options, which are in stock and can now also be purchased separately through this link.

If you need a combination of 'Red' and 'Blu-Ray' LasOrbs, place two orders (one with each selection) and the shipping of your second order will be discounted (combined shipping) when I process the orders.

FlexMod data sheet.


Specifications:

* Power input: 5-12VDC
* Analog Input: 0-12V max, usually you set to 5V full range
* TTL input: 0-5V Off-On
* Gain setting: 11 turn pot with 2 ranges 0-1A (Low), 0-6A (High) output.
* Bias setting: 11 turn pot range 0-2A output
* Dimensions: 31x21.5mm
* Input Impedance: 9.4k Ohms Low range, 1K Ohms High range

16 FlexMods on the board:




High speed linear modulation at 1A:




Very high speed TTL modulation with no overshoot:

[ImageLight]

Hey Dr. Lava,

Nice sale my friend... Ordered 2 more from you.

Mark

[chad]

Do you populate the boards yourself or do you have a company do it?

And what is the to220 does it get super hot?

chad

[GooeyGus]

So, I would assume for an 808 diode I would need a "red" lasorb?

[drlava]

thanks, ImageLight I'll get that out.

Chad, I do have a company populate the boards, I have found them to be more reliable and higher quality this way than when I do it myself. Although I do hand-solder one capacitor onto each one. The output transistor will get hot, this is why a heatsink and mounting hardware is included. With a power supply voltage of 5V, it really only gets warm with most diodes. For high current diodes over 1A and higher power supply voltages such as 9 12, a larger heatsink is reccommended.

Gooey, yep that's what pangolin suggests.

regards

[wolfblue]

I'm in for three with Red Lasorbs. Great deal, Thanks

--John

[Ubersapian]

Got my order in for a couple to come down under .. good price .. thanks