kucito
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Hello guys, I am new here and I have a small question.
I have 3 types of diodes and drivers for them.
532nm 5mw with driver - from a pointer - suprisingly nice diode for its power
658nm 100mw RLD65PZB5 Laser Diode rated at 240mW pulse and driver OFL 175 (V2) - now I am replacing the diode with 250 - 300mW LOC Red Laser Diode from LPC-815 sled 650nm.
405nm 100mw from PHR-803T sled running with OFL74 0-300mA driver.
So, I want to supply them with an multi adaptor that can run on 3.0-4.5-5.0-6.0 V and so on. And has 600mA output power. As far as I know the important factor is the voltage and the amps are result from the resistance. So the current going to the diodes depends on the potenciometer. (that is what I know, if I am wrong - teach me )
Before buying this adaptor I have used a phone charger that was promising 4.7V and when all the drivers were connected to the supply they were working, but they were overheating too much. if I accidentally disconected one of the modules either the violet laser or the red one kills the diode. (this way I had to replace them 2 times ) So I found out that the phone charger was producing 8.5 V instead of 4.7 and I think that was the problem. However I bough new diodes now and I don't want to bust them again. How would you suggest me to proceed safe?
I am making mistake somewhere but I don't know where. Also my drivers are heating too much with any adaptor but batteries. Also if they are all connected to one supply together, what voltage should I use?
I have 3 types of diodes and drivers for them.
532nm 5mw with driver - from a pointer - suprisingly nice diode for its power
658nm 100mw RLD65PZB5 Laser Diode rated at 240mW pulse and driver OFL 175 (V2) - now I am replacing the diode with 250 - 300mW LOC Red Laser Diode from LPC-815 sled 650nm.
405nm 100mw from PHR-803T sled running with OFL74 0-300mA driver.
So, I want to supply them with an multi adaptor that can run on 3.0-4.5-5.0-6.0 V and so on. And has 600mA output power. As far as I know the important factor is the voltage and the amps are result from the resistance. So the current going to the diodes depends on the potenciometer. (that is what I know, if I am wrong - teach me )
Before buying this adaptor I have used a phone charger that was promising 4.7V and when all the drivers were connected to the supply they were working, but they were overheating too much. if I accidentally disconected one of the modules either the violet laser or the red one kills the diode. (this way I had to replace them 2 times ) So I found out that the phone charger was producing 8.5 V instead of 4.7 and I think that was the problem. However I bough new diodes now and I don't want to bust them again. How would you suggest me to proceed safe?
I am making mistake somewhere but I don't know where. Also my drivers are heating too much with any adaptor but batteries. Also if they are all connected to one supply together, what voltage should I use?