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808nm 40w laser array driver






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What is your budget? What is your intended use of the device? Where are you located? How familiar are you with electronics? We can help you a lot better if you actually give us some background.
 
@Cyparagon
What is your budget?
500 +-

What is your intended use of the device?
wanna make something like this
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U0Q4romu9bw
and this diode need for tests

Where are you located?
Ukraine

How familiar are you with electronics?
beginner


i can make all things from video above except laser
 
@diachi
tnx but this is hard for me, for now
i can't create schema for myself cuz i'm beginner in this area
 
@Cyparagon
What is your budget?
500 +-

What is your intended use of the device?
wanna make something like this
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U0Q4romu9bw
and this diode need for tests

Where are you located?
Ukraine

How familiar are you with electronics?
beginner


i can make all things from video above except laser

@diachi
tnx but this is hard for me, for now
i can't create schema for myself cuz i'm beginner in this area


Then this isn't the project for you - you'll need much more experience to get something like that going from scratch. For starters, that's entirely the wrong laser diode you have for an engraver. You either need a CO2 laser, Nd:YAG (or other DPSS laser) or a large fibre coupled laser. Something that emits a single, round, tight beam. These diodes emit 19 "stacked" beams that are more like flashlights than laser beams. Very difficult to correct them into a proper usable beam, especially for a hobbyist.

Start with a small laser engraver kit perhaps and go from there.
 
Yes, IR diode bars aren't good for much more than optical pumping.

500 what? 500 USD would be plenty to buy a complete CO2 laser cutter. Just the laser actually costs more than a complete system somehow, according to ebay prices, so this is not a cost-effective project from the start.

I hope it's not your national currency, because google tells me 500 Ukrainian Hryvnia equals 20.143 US Dollar, which will buy you nothing.
 





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