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Red laser diode roundup

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jayrob said:
The two Sony's are both in blue. The dotted blue Sony, is no longer being sold by Stonetek.org

The JL-54 is the one that Senkat stocks and sells now. You will want to set it between 250mA's and 300mA's. (heatsinked)
Jay
Have you had one die at 300mA yet?
If so, for how long was it running?
 





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You might ask that question (as a new thread) in the red lasers section. Others might be able to chime in.

I have not personally had one die at that power, but I'm not a heavy user. I wouldn't be able to tell you how many minutes of estimated time I had on the last one I had at that power. (which I sold) But it wasn't much time on it. Less than 15 minutes...

The thing is, we have a graph of the diode here, so we have a point of reference. Also, the diodes are not expensive. So with that in mind, it's good for experimenting! TEC, better heatsinking, etc...
Jay
 
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jayrob said:
You might ask that question in the red lasers section. Others might be able to chime in.

I have not personally had one die at that power, but I'm not a heavy user. I wouldn't be able to tell you how many minutes of estimated time I had on the last one I had at that power. (which I sold) But it wasn't much time on it. Less than 15 minutes...

The thing is, we have a graph of the diode here, so we have a point of reference. Also, the diodes are not expensive. So with that in mind, it's good for experimenting! TEC, better heatsinking, etc...
Jay
Lol, this IS the red laser section ::)
 





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