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I'm too tired, must've missed that.. better go to sleep and check this thread again in the morning
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Ok, help me out with the math. I may just be wrong in assumption, but I wonder if there wouldn't be some increase in final output with all 3 diodes? It would seem to me with an exponentially greater number of photons slamming into an object simultaneously, that the ultimate energy dissipated (watts) would be (slightly?) higher. Or, is it simply an additive number of additional photons with all 3 diodes? Doesn't seem intuitive though to expect total output in watts dissipated would be more than the sum of the diodes' possible, individual output. :thinking: My brain hurts..
I've need to buy my own mill and machine tiny mounts so I can adjust the optics., that would cut down on the time. I already have the lathe so I could make my own multi-diode hosts then too
Ok, help me out with the math. I may just be wrong in assumption, but I wonder if there wouldn't be some increase in final output with all 3 diodes? It would seem to me with an exponentially greater number of photons slamming into an object simultaneously, that the ultimate energy dissipated (watts) would be (slightly?) higher. Or, is it simply an additive number of additional photons with all 3 diodes? Doesn't seem intuitive though to expect total output in watts dissipated would be more than the sum of the diodes' possible, individual output. :thinking: My brain hurts..
Hi ARG, have you considered printing out the lens mounts in 3d. They're small and some of the metals aren't that expensive, not when compared to the cost of a multi-diode build. I'm still getting the hang of it. Just got notice that my part didn't print. Shapeways needs a wall thickness of .3 mm. That's not bad. I just screwed up because I am new to the program I'm using. There are a few very talented 3d modelers in the community and you are already familiar with the process I believe. Shapeways is cool in that you can design a part, print in cheap plastic to prototype and then print your final piece in the material of your choice. Than it's shipped right to you. Loooong lead times though. Not a good idea for a contract gig, but for your own project it might work.
Congratulations once again.
~ LB
Just stumbled on this thread. Man what a nice build. Think I'm going to have to do some research so I can understand the tech better.
So, if I am understanding you correctly, you could combine 2 or 3 of the same diodes to get a more powerful mw? i.e. (3- 300mw 532nms) to get a 900mw. 532nm
Just stumbled on this thread. Man what a nice build. Think I'm going to have to do some research so I can understand the tech better.
So, if I am understanding you correctly, you could combine 2 or 3 of the same diodes to get a more powerful mw? i.e. (3- 300mw 532nms) to get a 900mw. 532nm
Shapeways material comparison chart
I submitted my heatsink model to be printed in silver, gold plated bronze, bronze and stainless steel. the part is 9mm x 5mm Silver was 40+ stainless steel was about 10 something. Mhemling got a quote a while back for 300 for an amazing stainless steel host he designed. He's quite talented.
~ LB
CoolThose prices are pretty good! These mounts are tiny so it wouldn't cost much. If it's under 30$/mount it's well worth it.
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