Hello, im new here and I was just wondering if it was possible to change blue laser light from a 445nm 1W laser into white light using some sort of material? i know that certain projector companys use a phosphor wheel to change the light from blue to green just looking to see if white light is possible through a material or special filter/reflector??
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Yes, it's similar how LED's work.
WL makes a Phosforce attachment, but quite overpriced: Phosforce | Phosphor Laser Flashlight Attachment for Arctic | Wicked Lasers
Not sure if an individual has succeeded in a DIY one.
WL makes a Phosforce attachment, but quite overpriced: Phosforce | Phosphor Laser Flashlight Attachment for Arctic | Wicked Lasers
Not sure if an individual has succeeded in a DIY one.
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Some kind of phospher element, BMW uses it in their laser headlights
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You can make a white light DPSS laser using 445nm as the pump and Pr
AYAC (sp?) as the crystal.
I have looked into it, and the crystals are hard to find, and expensive. It is doable though.
AYAC (sp?) as the crystal.I have looked into it, and the crystals are hard to find, and expensive. It is doable though.
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You can make a white light DPSS laser using 445nm as the pump and Pr
I have looked into it, and the crystals are hard to find, and expensive. It is doable though.
Now THAT's cool! white LEDs are old news...
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Interesting, thanks for sharing.
What is the tint of the light that is fluoresced?
What is the tint of the light that is fluoresced?
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It's pretty much white. Probably around 4000-5000K I think. But that depends greatly on the angle and how much original blue light mixes with the new wavelengths.
edit: the Chromalit part number is CL-750-L125-PC incase someone is interested. Got it from Digikey
edit: the Chromalit part number is CL-750-L125-PC incase someone is interested. Got it from Digikey
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Not bad. $3.50. I'll grab one with my next order
Thanks!
Thanks!
Here's my 1.7W 445nm laser hitting a strip of Chromalit remote phosphor. Thinking of making a lamp out of it. It is very bright.
Which is the best option on this product to get the brightest white colour? im on the digi key website and there are various options such as:
Series Lens Style/Size CRI (Color Rendering Index) CCT (K) Conversion Efficacy (lm/Wrad)(typ) Viewing Angle
which do i order?
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Sorry, I don't have paypal and I just asked a friend to buy it for me from Digikey. Maybe you can find someone else here that is closer to your location that can order it for you.
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any phosphor impregnated glass or coated metal, or is all remote phosphor panels plastic still?
