How To Do It ?

[3DLaSeRBuiLDeR]

Hi Folks ,

In reference to these two photos of one of my module, DPSS 5.5 W powered-dc 220v 12v 5A , there is a way to disassemble it and turn it into a laser pointer from 5.5 W cap and battery ?
The laser diode is a Nichia ,which I believe is the series Numb44

 

[Lifetime17]

Hi,
If its a NUBM44 you can use a diode extractor press to get the diode out of the sink its in. Then just press it into a 12mm module and apply the SXD or Black buck 6 driver done.

Rich

 

[H2Oxide]

That's either not DPSS or not 5.5W. What wavelength is it?

 

[paul1598419]

It's definitely not a DPSS laser. I wonder if it is 5.5 watts either looking at the small housing for the diode. What is the wavelength of this laser? What diode is it using? Please give more information on it.

 

[Encap]

Hi Folks ,

In reference to these two photos of one of my module, DPSS 5.5 W powered-dc 220v 12v 5A , there is a way to disassemble it and turn it into a laser pointer from 5.5 W cap and battery ?
The laser diode is a Nichia ,which I believe is the series Numb44
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There is no such thing as a DPSS diode except in an imaginary daydream world.

A 5.5W DPSS laser of any wavelength in that nothing $2 module would not be possible--- is a daydream within a daydream.
The lasers of your imaginings can only exist as imaginngs--only exist in your imagination/mind's eye--not the real world---as has been explained to you before already.

Take some time and learn about the subject you are asking about.
You ask many questions about lasers and laser related things that only can exist in your imagination.
Nobody can give you any help or real answers because your question is based on a fictional laser that exhibits properties no laser in the real world exhibts. There as no reality associated with or possible with what you are asking about an imaginary world laser that does not exist and does not exhibt properties any real lasers in the real world exhibits.

To understand more about what a DPSS laser is see: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Diode-pumped_solid-state_laser

To understand more about what a what a direct diode laser is see: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Laser_diode​

 

[BobMc]

It is possible to use the diode in a pointer. But you'd have to extract it, and use a different driver.

Does the unit work the way it is ?

 

[3DLaSeRBuiLDeR]

Specifications :
Wavelength 445nm (blue)
Optical Power: 5.5 W (5500mw)
Supply Voltage : 12V DC
Operating Current : >2A
Shape : Point
Lens : G2
Cooling : Forced
Air Body Material : Aluminum, Anodized Black
Power supply Connector : The Classic Power Jack 5.5/2.1 mm

 

[3DLaSeRBuiLDeR]

I entered the specs , no one answers ?

 

[CurtisOliver]

Hi,
If its a NUBM44 you can use a diode extractor press to get the diode out of the sink its in. Then just press it into a 12mm module and apply the SXD or Black buck 6 driver done.

Rich

Follow the basic advice here given by Rich. BTW the voltage/current you have specified is the input the the driver already on it. Just extract the diode module with the driver in tact and then power with two or three li-ions in series.

 

[3DLaSeRBuiLDeR]

3x26650 3.7V - 5000mAh in series ? are 11.1V we're very down still ? You should not be getting 12V ?

 

[CurtisOliver]

3x26650 3.7V - 5000mAh in series ? are 11.1V we're very down still ? You should not be getting 12V ?

Depending on the driver, it may take less than 12V.

I'm referring to DTR on his NUBM44's here.
6W NUBM44 450nm 25mm Copper Laser Module W/Blackbuck Laser Driver & G-2 Lens | eBay

 

[paul1598419]

Most of these NUBM44 diodes are driven at 4.5 to 5 amps current. With a buck driver, two 266650 batteries will work and give you a reasonable length of time between charges. You will want to use a different driver for this diode in a pointer and you will want to use a large mass of heat sinking to wick away the huge amount of waste heat. If you wish to have longer intervals between charges, you can use three 26650s. I would do as suggested and get the driver and new module from DTR's webpage. That is a TO-5 case diode so you will need a copper 9 mm module for it. Make sure you are able to press it into the module as it usually goes better with a diode press, also available on DTR's webpage. Good luck with your new pointer.

 

[3DLaSeRBuiLDeR]

Thanks to you both ! in practice,
I would simply cut the excess aluminum of the module ,and leave it in the aluminum tube where there is embedded the diode and the wires + and - and create a laser pointer-diameter very large (3x26650)
Of the size of the torch Ultrafire that has utilized Jordan for its "Menace" 3W !

 

[Mosc007]

Specifications :
Wavelength 445nm (blue)
Optical Power: 5.5 W (5500mw)
Supply Voltage : 12V DC
Operating Current : >2A
Shape : Point
Lens : G2
Cooling : Forced
Air Body Material : Aluminum, Anodized Black
Power supply Connector : The Classic Power Jack 5.5/2.1 mm

If this is one of those Laser Engravers from Ebay Etc. It will be quite a bit below the advertised output. The 2 Watt I bought outputs 1.4 Watts.

 

[3DLaSeRBuiLDeR]

If this is one of those Laser Engravers from Ebay Etc. It will be quite a bit below the advertised output. The 2 Watt I bought outputs 1.4 Watts.

Then they are good 3x26650 -5000mAh ? According to you, in the face of 5.5 W how much will it be in reality ?

 

[RedCowboy]

I have seen these on ebay and from the looks of the beam I don't think it's even a 44, I think they are using an 08 with the GBall still on and a G2 lens to try and get a focal point, that output looks like garbage.

15W Laser Head Engraving Module Metal Marking Wood Cutting For Engraver +Adaptor | eBay