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Re: FS: >80mW Blu-Rays, two models: $185
And a picture of what power to expect from an >80mW laser...
Sorry about the quality of the pic. My meter doesn't have background ilumination for the display. The lasers usually blind the camera.
I had to enhance the display a bit, to make it more visible. It's showing 83.1mW... I'll try to enhance it a bit more... Fixed.. I hope it's legible now.
Anyway, this is with a laser at a safe current, and with an acrylic lens. The glass lenses will let through MUCH more light, so this very same laser could reach 100mW or more. At a slightly higher current, the laser would be >100mW much more safelly, than by overdriving it. And if even higher currents should still turn out to be safe, the powers could jump to 115-120mW! You would just need to close a jumper...
I can't wait to get the lenses, so i can give exact values.
And a picture of what power to expect from an >80mW laser...
Sorry about the quality of the pic. My meter doesn't have background ilumination for the display. The lasers usually blind the camera.
I had to enhance the display a bit, to make it more visible. It's showing 83.1mW... I'll try to enhance it a bit more... Fixed.. I hope it's legible now.
Anyway, this is with a laser at a safe current, and with an acrylic lens. The glass lenses will let through MUCH more light, so this very same laser could reach 100mW or more. At a slightly higher current, the laser would be >100mW much more safelly, than by overdriving it. And if even higher currents should still turn out to be safe, the powers could jump to 115-120mW! You would just need to close a jumper...
I can't wait to get the lenses, so i can give exact values.