Andy I will have a half dozen of the red sleds (LPC 815) please
Rob
Andy I will have a half dozen of the red sleds (LPC 815) please
Rob
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If there is enough intrest...I would be up for handling the US batch if that is alright with you guys.....Let me know or make a post......
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sounds good to me
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I've already placed my order via mccarrot, but I was wondering what the divergence parallel/perpendicular of these is?
of which diode?
what lens will you be using?
there are lots of variables here
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If the buy is still open, I will take 8 of the LPC815.
Regards, Dan.
I mean the divergence of just the red diodes
Without lens. As one would specify in a data sheet.
If that's not available I would understand ...
dont know as there isnt a data sheet, unless anyone else can help
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Those red diodes are all singlemode diodes, with good optics a divergence lower than 1mRad and a beam smaller than 2,2mm should be possible.
My current 16x diodes do 0,8mRad with 1,2x2,2mm beam with my current optics. (but they are not cheap )
It should be possible to get them at 0,6mRad but my room is too small .
Kvant got a nice solution for this, a hallway of about 30 meters with a webcam at the end to film the beamsize. I have the the webcam, only my house is only 10 meters long .
Not sure if bounce mirrors would effect the beamsize else I could bounce the beam a couple of times up and down my room the get the biggest distance.