Web site -- sorts through and lists laser diodes from hundreds vendors/manufacturers in wavelength groupings---gives quick overview of what is available.
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Excellent laser diode selection site
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Interesting, lots of cool stuff available, but much of it is going to be very expensive.
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The elusive 488 diode verdict. Still super expensive $xxxx.
For a 20 & 60mW they have thorlabs as a supplier. We have seen those.
One option they have is a 130mW diode in an HHL (high heat load) package.
Anyone familiar with these?
488 nm 130 mW FP Laser Diode « 488HHL-F » | Laser Diode Selection
For a 20 & 60mW they have thorlabs as a supplier. We have seen those.
One option they have is a 130mW diode in an HHL (high heat load) package.
Anyone familiar with these?
488 nm 130 mW FP Laser Diode « 488HHL-F » | Laser Diode Selection
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Wow, that's really cool. I had no idea 594 nm and 561 nm diodes existed.
Exactly----same here.
A lot more things are avaialble in 2015 than most people know about as RedCowboy said-- " Interesting, lots of cool stuff available"
The site is a nice resource just for keeping current with what is out there. They list laser product from 257 manufacturers.
The Measuring Instrument Selction part of the site is also very good 90 manufacturers products listed.
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That's because they don't. If you click those links it takes you to a manufacturer of which doesn't have said laser listed. Yellow/orange diodes don't exist.
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Well upon further investigation it looks like they're directly doubled. But still, amber in such a tiny package is pretty cool.
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Well upon further investigation it looks like they're directly doubled. But still, amber in such a tiny package is pretty cool.
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Yes, very cool - amber in a small package----lasers have come a long way is past 25 years -- "Lasers”once an inside secret (or more tritely, a solution looking for a problem)” literally surround us in our everyday lives and are finally being recognized globally and politically." from Laser Marketplace 2015: Lasers surround us in the Year of Light - Laser Focus World
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