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Near UV lasers
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That's an usual request for a wavelength. May I ask what you will be using that wavelength for?
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Very interesting. Some other veterans with more UV experience will chime in with more info. We usually use 405nm diodes in the hobby. I seem to remember reading about a 380nm (I think) that was available, but was very very expensive.
Hold on tight, someone will come along with more data.
Hold on tight, someone will come along with more data.
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The lowest might be a TEA laser (320nm I think..) though it seems 308nm probably your absorption max...
I think the farthest "UV" diode commercially out there is ~375nm for maybe $4,000.
Edit: someone did
I think the farthest "UV" diode commercially out there is ~375nm for maybe $4,000.
Edit: someone did
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You could get a 355nm UV or 266nm UV at dragonlasers.com or laserglow.com but as for precisely 300nm ish, hmm... :thinking:
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Not gonna happen in laser form. Not unless you've got 5 figures to throw away. Use a mercury lamp.
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go to this link. scroll down to the "single color led's." it shows various wavelengths and their pricing
Thorlabs - Unmounted LEDs
Thorlabs - Unmounted LEDs
