loreadarkshade
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I recently salvaged old DVD drives that were donated to me.
Unfortunately, I threw away the case which had part numbers.
To my surprise, one of the many diodes extracted powered on blue! (I'm guessing Blu Ray diode)
Here's where I'm a little lost. Most of the Blu Ray diodes are within the violet 405nm range, while this diode is clearly more of a blue 445nm wavelength to me.
Any ideas?
This might have come from a Blu-Ray dvd reader, not too sure, I disassembled so many identical other red diodes.
P.S. This is my first post! If I did anything wrong, please be nice and teach me! Thanks for having me.
Unfortunately, I threw away the case which had part numbers.
To my surprise, one of the many diodes extracted powered on blue! (I'm guessing Blu Ray diode)
Here's where I'm a little lost. Most of the Blu Ray diodes are within the violet 405nm range, while this diode is clearly more of a blue 445nm wavelength to me.
Any ideas?
This might have come from a Blu-Ray dvd reader, not too sure, I disassembled so many identical other red diodes.
P.S. This is my first post! If I did anything wrong, please be nice and teach me! Thanks for having me.
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