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Re: 405nm AR glass lenses - fit AixiZ FEELER
I don't understand.. What driver are you using? If it's a linear driver, and two Li-Ions in series, it could be underpowered soon after the top charge sags. If it's a LavaDrive, two Li-Ions in series are outside of what it's meant to get, unless you're using some diodes to drop the voltage. But even if it's getting a little too much, the current should remain the same...
Otherwise, two Li-Ions in series are two Li-Ions in series, regardless of their size or internal resistance - as long as you're using a driver, the current will be what you set it to, as long as it's getting what it needs. So what driver is it?
About the windows... If 200mW (167mW after plastic) should turn out to be too much for these diodes, removing the window and setting the current lower could help A LOT!
Oh, and the power tests are conclusive.. The most i've seen it vary is +-1%. I don't yet know if it's from differences in plastic lenses, or just heat from all the testing. Need to do more tests. But so far i always get 19-21% more, so the average is 20%..
There are many other things left to test tho. But it's tomorrow here, and i have to sleep occasionally. So more info tomorrow. I mean today (your tomorrow)..
Kenom said:... a set of 18650's wired in series as apposed to what's in my kryton is a pair of rechargable cr123's. With the extra omph going into the groove driver I'm not sure if thats changing my current going to the diode or not so I'm kind of unsure what the current is running at on this doggone thing. I really need to get me a dual cr123 battery holder.
I've busted 4 windows loose in extraction and am going to have to send them to gooey for can removal.
I don't understand.. What driver are you using? If it's a linear driver, and two Li-Ions in series, it could be underpowered soon after the top charge sags. If it's a LavaDrive, two Li-Ions in series are outside of what it's meant to get, unless you're using some diodes to drop the voltage. But even if it's getting a little too much, the current should remain the same...
Otherwise, two Li-Ions in series are two Li-Ions in series, regardless of their size or internal resistance - as long as you're using a driver, the current will be what you set it to, as long as it's getting what it needs. So what driver is it?
About the windows... If 200mW (167mW after plastic) should turn out to be too much for these diodes, removing the window and setting the current lower could help A LOT!
Oh, and the power tests are conclusive.. The most i've seen it vary is +-1%. I don't yet know if it's from differences in plastic lenses, or just heat from all the testing. Need to do more tests. But so far i always get 19-21% more, so the average is 20%..
There are many other things left to test tho. But it's tomorrow here, and i have to sleep occasionally. So more info tomorrow. I mean today (your tomorrow)..