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I know know two things:
1. The 515nm diodes by Soraa aren't a hoax.
2. I was one of the few non-vets who did get my hands on one. Having contacts in the right places helps significantly with that.
So, it finally turned up today, and I'll disclose what I can. Bear in mind that this is an engineering sample, (not even an RTM diode, for that matter), so performance may be different from the diodes the Vets have access to.
Nonetheless, it's 515nm in a 5.6mm form factor.
The diode itself is in a small box. I haven't even opened it yet, I don't have a CC driver available at the moment and I don't plan on opening it until I do. These buggers are extremely ESD-sensitive and the very thought of leaving it around is frightning. I've heard stories from the person I got the diode from- some were killed by ESD generated from air movement.
And a datasheet. All sensitive information has been removed.
Expect to see more info some time later this week, depending on how busy I am.
1. The 515nm diodes by Soraa aren't a hoax.
2. I was one of the few non-vets who did get my hands on one. Having contacts in the right places helps significantly with that.
So, it finally turned up today, and I'll disclose what I can. Bear in mind that this is an engineering sample, (not even an RTM diode, for that matter), so performance may be different from the diodes the Vets have access to.
Nonetheless, it's 515nm in a 5.6mm form factor.
The diode itself is in a small box. I haven't even opened it yet, I don't have a CC driver available at the moment and I don't plan on opening it until I do. These buggers are extremely ESD-sensitive and the very thought of leaving it around is frightning. I've heard stories from the person I got the diode from- some were killed by ESD generated from air movement.
And a datasheet. All sensitive information has been removed.
Expect to see more info some time later this week, depending on how busy I am.
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