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What's the difference between 445 and 447. They are both blue but is one stronger then the other ?
 





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The range for most diode lasers is +/-10nm. The Nichia diodes are 455nm at a case temp of 26*C I believe, and diodes usually shift wavelength by .3nm/*C, I assume places like Dragon Lasers and CNI just took a mean wavelength.
 
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That would make no sense, you can't tell the difference without very expensive equipment and there's no benefit to labeling it as something 'brighter' when it's only 2nm brighter.
 

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Uhm ..... if Casio diodes are really the Nichia chips in 5,6mm cans, i remember that their first datasheets was specificating "medium wavelenght 445nm" with "minimum 440" and "maximum 455" ..... so, no differences at all ..... is probably just a commercial trick for make the buyers think they are buying something different ;)
 
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The difference is CNI actually measured it, and it that was the average, and DragonLasers posted whatever it said on the diode specs.
 




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