Jan 12, 2008 #1 J Jayls5 0 Joined Dec 20, 2007 Messages 60 Points 0 Does anyone have a spec sheet on the blu-ray burner diodes? I saw a video of a guy lighting a match with a blu-ray. What current do they accept? What mW do they put out?
Does anyone have a spec sheet on the blu-ray burner diodes? I saw a video of a guy lighting a match with a blu-ray. What current do they accept? What mW do they put out?
Jan 12, 2008 #2 J Jayls5 0 Joined Dec 20, 2007 Messages 60 Points 0 I should probably clarify: What do they run RELIABLY with no significant heat sinking?
Jan 12, 2008 #3 S Skram0 0 Joined Aug 25, 2007 Messages 280 Points 0 Not sure of the burning diode line, but I believe someone was able to burn a match with a Blu-ray reader diode by overdriving the crap outa it. With the juice he was running through it I wouldn't expect it to live any sort of normal life span.
Not sure of the burning diode line, but I believe someone was able to burn a match with a Blu-ray reader diode by overdriving the crap outa it. With the juice he was running through it I wouldn't expect it to live any sort of normal life span.
Jan 12, 2008 #4 J Jayls5 0 Joined Dec 20, 2007 Messages 60 Points 0 I'm specifically referring to this guy: (can't post a link yet, but youtube this) watch?v=CQnE1BkZAW4 I didn't think even the burners reliably did that. That's why I wanted a spec sheet for the burner diodes.
I'm specifically referring to this guy: (can't post a link yet, but youtube this) watch?v=CQnE1BkZAW4 I didn't think even the burners reliably did that. That's why I wanted a spec sheet for the burner diodes.
Jan 12, 2008 #5 Cyparagon 0 Joined Sep 12, 2007 Messages 9,399 Points 113 I don't have a spec sheet, but I've heard the 1x burners emit ~50mW
Jan 12, 2008 #6 Switch 0 Joined Dec 9, 2007 Messages 3,327 Points 0 I have also heard that 4x burners go up to 250mW.Though I am having a hard time finding a spec sheet.
I have also heard that 4x burners go up to 250mW.Though I am having a hard time finding a spec sheet.