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    Lpc826 not bright help

    So quick update I have successfully made a working red laser! I placed it all.together in a little project box and it can make some stuff smoke and yeah it's pretty good for my first time I guess. Thank you so much to all the people which helped me.i appreciate it
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    Lpc826 not bright help

    Yes I'm using a 1ohm resistor on the dummy load and do you think it's safe to use the laser diode on this laser driver??
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    Lpc826 not bright help

    Alright thanks for the reply I'll wait for more people to see and see if it's okay to use the laser diode
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    Lpc826 not bright help

    Alright update so the few posts I made up there regarding about me not being able to measure the voltage on the dummy load is because of me soldering it at a wrong polarity which I corrected it now . The voltage across 4 diodes = 3v The voltage across the resistor is too little for me to even...
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    Lpc826 not bright help

    So I tried it out with my 12v power supply and same results.no voltage between the resistor and diode.But when I measure the voltage that the driver puts out it seems like its more than 10 v which I guess is 12 v. I would be very grateful if someone could take a look at these pictures and see...
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    Lpc826 not bright help

    Hi so I just made a new driver and it's made up of a lm317t ,3.9ohms resistor,a 16mf capacitor,and a diode. And I connected it to a dummy load and when I try to measure the voltage between the resistor and diode in the dummy load nothing seems to be showing up on my multimeter. Anybody knows...
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    Lpc826 not bright help

    The diodes I'm sure I solder the positive side to the resistor and the resistor goes to the adjust pin of the lm317 and thanks for the information
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    Lpc826 not bright help

    I see. Thank you for telling me this
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    Lpc826 not bright help

    Oh is that so, I'll definitely try it and see And what's the difference between a shunt resistor and a normal one? I'll try to give updates as soon as I can
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    Lpc826 not bright help

    I'm basically just hooking up the laser diode to a driver similar to the picture but with no pot and resistor changed to 3.9 ohms.i don't think I can measure the current correctly because my multimeter seems to just go as high as 0.25 mA. For the calculation of the driver, I take 1.25 divided...
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    Lpc826 not bright help

    I actually finally got my laser diode to work and it's so bright ,I made this work by using the a lm317t ,capacitor,diode and a 3.9ohms resistor all connected in a breadboard.but once I switch to the driver as in the picture and used a 9volt to connect to the diode ,it lights up properly,but it...
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    Lpc826 not bright help

    Alright update so I made a new laser driver which is lm317t current limit.mode with a 3.9ohms resistor but when I try it with a 12 volt power supply with a test load,I can't seem to measure the current across the 1 ohm resistor on the dummy load, would be thankful if someone could help thanks
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    Lpc826 not bright help

    Alright thanks for the suggestion ,hope my next try would succeed
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    Lpc826 not bright help

    i mean the diy laser driver for lpc 826
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    Lpc826 not bright help

    i cant seem to find any can you please let me have the link thanks




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