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Pinout for 445 nm diode a130

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Hey guys,

I was just wondering if anyone had a pinout for the casio a130 diode. Like which pin is positive and which is negative or unused. Thanks alot!
 





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Look up any Bluray diode pinout in the, "Diode Compilation", thread. PHR, GGW, etc... These blues are the same.

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From http://laserpointerforums.com/f42/meta-topic-pinout-performance-actual-ld-26417.html
 
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dont hook the case pin to the -.. your not supposed to if you use any of the newer flex drives or micro boost. you have to use a piece of wire from the case pin to the - input on the driver.
 
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you are saying if I want to use the case pin on the diode as the power source ground point for the driver that is fine. Just don't use the case pin as the - connection for the LD output on the driver.
 
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The case pin can be connected to negative (-) voltage right? Otherwise most of the DIY flashlight builds wouldn't work. You still have to connect the negative pin though.
 

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dont hook the case pin to the -.. your not supposed to if you use any of the newer flex drives or micro boost. you have to use a piece of wire from the case pin to the - input on the driver.

This is how I just did my Ehgemus build, case negative. I wanted to make sure so I checked with Ehgemus, this is the diagram he sent me.

Or you could connect a wire from the - input on the driver to the host
 

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Here is how I did it with my build..

I was looking at your build too ReNNo in another thread. I like where you connected the case pin to the driver. That negative input on the driver goes right up the side...
 

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I know...there is connection pad just where cathode pad is.. but it's more difficult to solder shorter wire, and I didn't want to lap isolation layer.
 
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Does anyone know if it is possible to leave the case floating with respect to the diode? I build a driver that can be used only for case positive diodes, but can I just leave the case at a voltage different from both + and -? I don't wanna blow up my diode.
 
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dont hook the case pin to the -.. your not supposed to if you use any of the newer flex drives or micro boost. you have to use a piece of wire from the case pin to the - input on the driver.

I think this only applies to the micro-boost, groove, and rckstr. Can't you still solder the case pin to the negative pin for case negative devices with the Flexdrive V5? I am pretty sure you can.
 
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Does anyone know if it is possible to leave the case floating with respect to the diode? I build a driver that can be used only for case positive diodes, but can I just leave the case at a voltage different from both + and -? I don't wanna blow up my diode.

Yes you are correct, the voltage of the case pin does not matter.
 
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Can someone please post a photo of how to connect an A-140 diode to a V5 flexdrive. I have searched everywhere but there is no 'correct' way.
 




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