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Acronyms for the Forum

Tech_Junkie said:
BDR-203 - 8X diode from a Blu-Ray burner
GGW-H20L - 6X diode from a Blu-Ray burner
SF-AW210 - 6x diode from a Blu-Ray burner?
GBW-H10N - 4X diode from a Blu-Ray burner?
LPC - 22X diode from a DVD burner
PHR - Blu-Ray diode from a BRD 360 add-on
CW - Continuous Wave
LOC - Long Open Can
LCC - Long Closed Can

J/K Just kidding
GTFO Get the F out
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Glenn tried to explain that to me and for me it was easier to just say 6x or 4x, still don't understand!

Anyways what about mA milliamp I think, another member will get it
 





Well there is 2 types of 6X. Opinions differ on which is the best but IMO...wait gotta add that...IMO the GGW is a better diode. But in the end its all a crap shoot cause diodes differ too.

IMO - In my opinion
IMHO - In my humble opinion.
 
Somebody told me IMHO is in my honest opinion, that kind of makes more sense.

No glenn was confusing me with the PHR stuff, he said I'll learn but I doubt it lol
 
With all the great responses I have revised the list.



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Acronyms
A
AIX-Aixiz Module
AC-Alternating Current
AKA-Also Known As
AOM-Acoustic-Optic Modulator
APD-Avalanche Phot Diode
APM-Additive-Pulse Mode Locking
ASE-Amplified Spontaneous Emission
AMB-All My Best
AFAIK-As Far As I Know
AR-Anti-Reflective
B
BR-Blue Ray
BRD-Blue Ray Diode
BDR-203 - 8X diode from a Blu-Ray burner
BTW-By The Way
BPP-Beam Parameter Product
C
CCNA-Cisco Certified Network Associate
CCSP-Cisco Certified Security Professional
CNI-Changchung New Industries
CW - Continuous Wave
CEO-Carrier-Envelope Offset
CPA-Chirped Pulse Amplification
CWDM-Coarse Wavelenght Division Multiplexing
COD-Catastrophic Optical Damage
D
DIY-Do It Yourself
DPSS-Diode Pumped Solid State
DDL-Daedal after the guy who first popularized the DDL driver's usage here
DX-DealExtreme
DBR-Distributed Bragg Reflector
DCM-Dispersion Compensation Module
DCM-Double Chirped Mirror
DFB Laser-Distributed Feedback Laser
DFG-Difference Frequency Generation
DOS-Densitey Of States
DWDM-Dense Wavelength Division Multiplexing
DILDA-A red laser that looks like a phallic symbol
DDnT-Dead Nuts, meaning right on the mark.
DC-Direct Current
E
ECDL-External Cavity Diode Laser
EDC-Electronic Dispersion Compensation
EDFA-Erbium -Doped Fiber Amplifier
EOM-Electro-Optic Modulator
ErYAG-Erbium-Doped Yttrium Aluminium Garnet
ESA-Excited State Absorption
ESD-Electrostatic Discharge
F
FAQ-Frequently Asked Questions
FD-Flex Drive
FS-For Sale
FS-Mirror-Front Surface-mirror
FEL-Free Electron Laser
FWM-Four Wave Mixing
G
GITD-Glow In The Dark
GB-Group Buy
GGW-H20L - 6X diode from a Blu-Ray burner
GBW-H10N - 4X diode from a Blu-Ray burner
H
HAGD-Have A Great Day
HeNe-Helium Neon laser
HeCd-Helium Cadmium laser
I
ILDA-International Laser Display Association
IR-Infrared
IIRC-If I Recall Correctly
IMO - In my opinion
IMHO- In my honest opinion
J
J/K- Just kidding
K
kW-Kilowatt
KTP Crystals- Potassium Trihydrogen Phosphate
KD-Kaidomain
L
LASER-Light Amplification by Stimulated Emission of Radiation
LPF-Laser Pointer Forum
LED-Light Emitting Diode
Li-ion-Lithium Ion
LiPo-Lithium Polymer
LD-Laser Diode
LG-Laser Glow
LC-Laser Community
LPC - 22X diode from a DVD burner
LOC - Long Open Can
LCC - Long Closed Can
M
mA-Milliamp
mW-Milliwatt
mAh-Milliamp Hour
N
nm-Nanometer
NOOB-Newbie (new to the forum)
N/M-Never Mind
N/P-No Problem
NL-Nova Lasers
NiMH-Nickel-Metal Hydride
NiCd-Nickel Cadium
NiZN-Nickel Zinc
O
OD-Optical Density
OP-Original Poster
P
PM-Private Message
PCB-Printed Circuit Board
PBS-Polarising beam splitter
PHR - Blu-Ray diode from a BRD 360 add-on
PP-PayPal
PPD-Pre-PaiD
PSU-Power Supply Unit
PL-Photonlexicon
S
SF-AW210 - 6x diode from a Blu-Ray burner
SCC-Short close can
SOC-Short open can
SCD-Sound card DAC (Lasershows)
T
TTL-Transistor-Transistor Logic
TL-Tech Lasers
TO-3-laser Diode Package
TEC-Thermo Electric Cooler
W
WTK-Want to Know
W/E-What Ever
WTB-Want to Buy
WTS-Want to Sell
WL-Wicked Lasers
Y
YAG-Yttrium Aluminium Garnet
YVO4-Yttrium Orthovanadate

This appers in a lot of posts however it means
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Cant see the new revision cause the letters look black. Id copy the whole rev2 and paste it over the original post so its up top. Then delete the bottom rev2 post. But keep it all the same color. IMO
 
Are you using the Dark Shadow style page, I use the default due to this very reason, you cant see black colors very well. However I will check it out and try to make it work.
Tymtravler
 
I fixed it so now everone can see it.
Tymtravler


Tech_Junkie said:
Cant see the new revision cause the letters look black. Id copy the whole rev2 and paste it over the original post so its up top. Then delete the bottom rev2 post. But keep it all the same color. IMO
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How about YAG (yttrium aluminium garnet) and YVO4 (Yttrium orthovanadate). And nanometer is nm not nM and also begins with the letter N not M. :)


The HTML filter from YaBB probably replaced double quotes (") with &quot and after switching to vBulletin, the forum software replaced the ampersand(&) with &amp so &quot became &ampquot and is now displayed as "&quot" instead of the double quote symbol (") but I think only older posts are affected.
 
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Add this :
SCC = short close can
SOC = short open can

you could also add

TO-3 = laser diode package


Oh ya daguin, try to find an accronym to my name :evil:

And concerning the argon laser, I'll give you my final decision in 3 days.
 
Hey let me try


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I will add these thanks

Tymtravler
 
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