lets get straight to the point- i want to build a homemade laser.
I've had an interest in lasers for quite a while and currently got a broken cd/dvd drive with the laser working so i thought i would do something cool.
I have read up a million forums and tutorials but cannot understand the pysics behind the laser circuit board.
Can anyone inform me step by step on how to make a laser driver board for the laser diode from a "Lite On ltr 52327s" from their webpage this is a 32x
If anyone can help (i know you can) i will need a step by step instructions on how to assemble this driver circuit including the positions and accessories needed.
In regards to the power of the laser - i am not sure what this diode is capable of but a high power but not too dangerous beam will be sufficient. I do know that all lasers are dangerous and i will definately NOT shine it at any living thing or in the sky...
You could also refer me to other posts but i do need tailored answers as i dont know anything about building a circuit board for this type of device.
I've had an interest in lasers for quite a while and currently got a broken cd/dvd drive with the laser working so i thought i would do something cool.
I have read up a million forums and tutorials but cannot understand the pysics behind the laser circuit board.
Can anyone inform me step by step on how to make a laser driver board for the laser diode from a "Lite On ltr 52327s" from their webpage this is a 32x
If anyone can help (i know you can) i will need a step by step instructions on how to assemble this driver circuit including the positions and accessories needed.
In regards to the power of the laser - i am not sure what this diode is capable of but a high power but not too dangerous beam will be sufficient. I do know that all lasers are dangerous and i will definately NOT shine it at any living thing or in the sky...
You could also refer me to other posts but i do need tailored answers as i dont know anything about building a circuit board for this type of device.
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