9mm Diode close-up's

Howdy All I took these close up pictures last night and thought some of you might be interested in looking inside of a 9mm 635nm diode, Thanks Mike for sending the diodes to me :thanks:
in this photo you can see the photo senser aginst the back wall.

getting closer.

You can see the die and both gold leds going to it, both these gold leads are the same polarity.

Closer still.


At this angle you can see the mirroring on the face of the die.

Closer still.

It almost looks as if it's lit from the inside at this angle.


Hope you enjoy'd the pictures, there will be more to follow for sure...

Peace to All
Flaminpyro...

very cool macro shots!!

Those are amazing, it is really nice to be able to see the inner workings so close up!
Thanks to Mike for taking these and thanks to you for posting them

Seb

I guess I better change the way I word things, Sorry Seb but Mike sent me the diodes and I took the pictures, glad you like them !

Jaseth said:

Those are amazing, it is really nice to be able to see the inner workings so close up!
Thanks to Mike for taking these and thanks to you for posting them

Seb

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Yeah those are some great pictures...

Can you share your method and equipment used?

Great closeups...
Like Jay said what did you use to take them...
any special lighting/procedures...:thinking:

Jerry

Awesome macro shots.... what camera do you use?
My Canon in manual focus mode can take some nice pics (see my avatar), but nowhere close as the ones you took. From the clarity of the images, I guess you have a LED ring light around your lens?

- Robert

Howdy Jay no secret here I just took and old lens from a projection TV and held in front of my old brownie camra the hard part was waiting for the prints to come back from the developer LOL.....

Realy I used a cheep AIPTEC camera and hand held it on the eye piece on my AO microscope, to day I'm going to machine an adpter to hold it in place.



Peace All
Pyro...

jayrob said:

Yeah those are some great pictures...

Can you share your method and equipment used?

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