14x Blu-Ray Burners

[mattco2]

I request a beam shot video and you laser etching a blue ray disk with it

 

[Lasermodder]

I request a beam shot video and you laser etching a blue ray disk with it

I second that!

 

[DTR]

1W OF 405?! YAY! Now I can't decide if I should rip my new one apart, or put it in my computer. :undecided: I think I like blu ray too much to give it up.

No need to quote my whole post as it may make a lot of peoples computers load very slowly. Please edit.

 

[Lasermodder]

No need to quote my whole post as it may make a lot of peoples computers load very slowly.

Sorry, all fixed.

 

[bloompyle]

1W OF 405?! YAY! Now I can't decide if I should rip my new one apart, or put it in my computer. :undecided: I think I like blu ray too much to give it up.

Please edit your post so the pictures aren't in the quote. No need to scrolls through 3-4 pages of pictures for one line of text

Also, were these with or without a 405 G1/G2 lens?

EDIT: DTR is freaky fast O.O

 

[DTR]

Please edit your post so the pictures aren't in the quote. No need to scrolls through 3-4 pages of pictures for one line of text

Also, were these with or without a 405 G1/G2 lens?

EDIT: DTR is freaky fast O.O

G-2 lens.

 

[AnthoT]

it hit 1009mw and at 720mw. I think thats good
it dimmed at 750mA so thats likely its max. but at least it hit 1W

 

[DTR]

it hit 1009mw and at 720mw. I think thats good
it dimmed at 750mA so thats likely its max. but at least it hit 1W

I may have bumped the heatsink moving the beam slightly off the pad but my first reaction was to shut it down. Not check to see if that is what I did.:beer:

 

[bloompyle]

I'm thinking we can safely pull 850-900mW from these without much issue. I hope that this just wasn't an over-efficient diode. These are great results! Thanks for the tests!!

 

[lazeerer]

Dont kill it no point.

This is a BDR-S06J 12x diode That is Somewhat efficent.!

However could there be A 12x version with a different diode and a14x with a different diode. I Dough it aftre those numbers.

I have 3 1W 405nm laser that range from 958mW-1040mW.

2 of the 3 1W 405nm laser are doing 1W at ~660mA and the 1040mW one is at 650mW.


Iam Guessing here but its the same diode. Those numbers seem to be Exactly the same as just about all S06J that i have set.

Dont Kill it if you dont have too.

I would not kill it unless you are try to beat the record power.:na: j/k..


The BDR-S06J should not be driven higher then 500mA for safe long life.

 

[AnthoT]

I may have bumped the heatsink moving the beam slightly off the pad but my first reaction was to shut it down. Not check to see if that is what I did.:beer:

Ok well il wait and see op: Lazeerer also pointed out that it may be the same diode Maybe the 12x sleds will drop in price then

 

[Lasermodder]

Please edit your post so the pictures aren't in the quote. No need to scrolls through 3-4 pages of pictures for one line of text

Also, were these with or without a 405 G1/G2 lens?

EDIT: DTR is freaky fast O.O

Sorry, all fixed.

 

[lazeerer]

^ NO it doesn't. This is the same performance of a 12x diode.:beer:

To bad i was looking forward to more power.

 

[DTR]

I am thinking along the same lines as lazeerer. The power output seems to correlate with that of the S06J just went higher than I would recommend taking one.

I have also hit 1W while torturing a S06J.

 

[rhd]

This strikes me as a normal 12x.

I have had two BW512Ls that could hit 1W at around 650mA..

 

[lazeerer]

Only time will tell until we see more 405nm.

Thanks for the testing.