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Dangerous demo...

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Just for those that have not "seen" an IR Laser in action - here's a (corny commentary) vid with two demos....
 

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Wow thats kinda scary! whered you get that fiberoptic cable? Is the cable what makes the beam invisible?
 
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Boy.. wouldn't you be the "party Poooper".. I'm mean popper!.... and no one would know why all the balloons keep popping!
 
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hahahahaha !

No the beam is invisible, due to the wavelength - 808nm is in the ifra-red range. The fiber optic cable is just the "colliminating optics" for this type of diode. The diode itself is most likey either a C or an A mount diode, encased in the brass housing for heatsinking. I believe this originally came out of a peice of medical equipment - maybe for cataract surgery, or lasik, or something of that nature - completely guessing though !

It is pretty cool - I may tear apart my 5mw "nose hair clipper" greenie to see if I can use the crystals and see what the power range I can make would be !
 
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Senkat mobile phone cameras & some webcams pick up IR here's a little clip below
 

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Yeah - I gotta try to dig out my IR webcam from my computer room/office/mess !  I just moved in not too long ago - and the computer room is still mostly boxed up - it is buried in there somewhere - pretty nice little webby, though - has 32 IR LED's for night time illumination ! Yeha, and the camera on my cell doesn't work -some wort of software error - It is just a pain in the A$$ to take it in to the office to get looked at -they take FOREVER.
 
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SenKat said:
hahahahaha !

No the beam is invisible, due to the wavelength - 808nm is in the ifra-red range.  The fiber optic cable is just the "colliminating optics" for this type of diode.  The diode itself is most likey either a C or an A mount diode, encased in the brass housing for heatsinking.  I believe this originally came out of a peice of medical equipment - maybe for cataract surgery, or lasik, or something of that nature - completely guessing though !

It is pretty cool - I may tear apart my 5mw "nose hair clipper" greenie to see if I can use the crystals and see what the power range I can make would be !

Hey SenKat when you take apart the 5mW and take out the crystal could I see a picture of it? Ive always wanted to see on but didn't want to disect my laser
 
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Yea... lets see some guts and innards!... hooooohoooo heeee heeeee... muhhhhhaaaaaaaaa
 
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troyboy said:
[quote author=SenKat link=1170729146/0#4 date=1170730817]hahahahaha !

No the beam is invisible, due to the wavelength - 808nm is in the ifra-red range.  The fiber optic cable is just the "colliminating optics" for this type of diode.  The diode itself is most likey either a C or an A mount diode, encased in the brass housing for heatsinking.  I believe this originally came out of a peice of medical equipment - maybe for cataract surgery, or lasik, or something of that nature - completely guessing though !

It is pretty cool - I may tear apart my 5mw "nose hair clipper" greenie to see if I can use the crystals and see what the power range I can make would be !

Hey SenKat when you take apart the 5mW and take out the crystal could I see a picture of it? Ive always wanted to see on but didn't want to disect my laser[/quote]


Sure thing - i'll film the disection ! :)
 
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Timelord said:
Make it gory  ;)

Maybe I should just Dremel open a 50mw instead ? I have one that the threads stripped on - and will not close any longer - I could open it up like I did for my daughter's class ! That may be a this weekend project.....
 




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