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It is Here.!!!!! 300mW "635nm" Mitsubishi.....

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Put me down for a donation, DTR. I want to see what the one that is hopefully in my mailbox right now can do without hurting it. :)

No problem.

$5.70 a person.:beer:
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Ooo. The mail truck just went by. My stuff should be here in about 5 minutes.

edit: or less ;) Jeez. i think it took me longer to unpack the stuff from the excellent packaging then it did to get from DTR to me.

Stupid question but I assume

red +
black -
white case

is the pinout?

edit 2: yep it is.
 
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And, how is a CCD spectrometer different from a 3-pixel CCD?

It has a fiber, a grating, and a row of a few hundred pixels at least.

My point is that this "color sensor" probably won't be much better at telling you the wavelength than a picture.
 
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:drool: Just opened my package. Packed well as usual.

I hope to get some time for testing tonight. :)
 
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Actually, I'm in the works designing a basic (but pretty damn accurate) spectrometer using a much, much better (but similar) system. And some more, but that's a secret!
 
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I just threw the module in my finned labby sink and did a quick power-up, just because it was calling to me. :wave:

Wow, you guys weren't kidding about the divergence.... :eek: It makes a 445's dot look great. Hmmm.

The beam is amazing, though. I never thought I'd have a red that the beam is so visible. :)

At 400ma, the "dot" (square) actually looks orange. :D

Lol, it's a love/hate relationship! :undecided:
 
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I just threw the module in my finned labby sink and did a quick power-up, just because it was calling to me. :wave:

Wow, you guys weren't kidding about the divergence.... :eek: It makes a 445's dot look great. Hmmm.

The beam is amazing, though. I never thought I'd have a red that the beam is so visible. :)

At 400ma, the "dot" (square) actually looks orange. :D

Lol, it's a love/hate relationship! :undecided:

Tell me about it. :p

Outside you can barely tell the bad divergence.;)

I see the dot exactly like a 445nm "dot" a Line more the a Square.?

Yes i have to agree. This diode seems much ore orange then my other 635nm laser. Except for my 40mW one.
 
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Well I couldn't wait to fire up this bad boy so I set it up as a labby in my Saik's heatsink powered off my bench supply. I checked the flexdrive's output using 3 didoes and measured 419ma. Using the stock acrylic lens it measured in at a steady 199mw on my LPM. I expect with AR coated optics I'd get reading in the mid to upper 200mw range. Hopefully I'll have it in a real host later tonight. Overall I'm pretty damned happy with this diode so far.
 
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Well I couldn't wait to fire up this bad boy so I set it up as a labby in my Saik's heatsink powered off my bench supply. I checked the flexdrive's output using 3 didoes and measured 419ma. Using the stock acrylic lens it measured in at a steady 199mw on my LPM. I expect with AR coated optics I'd get reading in the mid to upper 200mw range. Hopefully I'll have it in a real host later tonight. Overall I'm pretty damned happy with this diode so far.

Something Is not right.:thinking:

At 420mA you should be getting alot higher then this.

What LPM do you have.? You sure you set your driver correct.?

Like i told you i the other thread. 635nm diodes like to stay very very cool. Let the Laser cool for about 1 hour then re test it.

Regardless you should be close to ~300mW at that Currant.:thinking:
 
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Well I couldn't wait to fire up this bad boy so I set it up as a labby in my Saik's heatsink powered off my bench supply. I checked the flexdrive's output using 3 didoes and measured 419ma. Using the stock acrylic lens it measured in at a steady 199mw on my LPM. I expect with AR coated optics I'd get reading in the mid to upper 200mw range. Hopefully I'll have it in a real host later tonight. Overall I'm pretty damned happy with this diode so far.

Angelos-> yes, it is more of a "bar" than a dot. It has these annoying sharp spikes coming off of the ends of the bar, too. Does yours have that?

LtKernel-> whew! I thought I hurt the diode when I only got 205mw at 2.3V/400ma with a AR acrylic. I used my bench supply, as well. :)
 
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Thats Low Guys.? Iam at 475mA and Breaking 400mW."FlexDrive" WIth the G1 I should get close to 500mW.
 
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Thats Low Guys.? Iam at 475mA and Breaking 400mW."FlexDrive" WIth the G1 I should get close to 500mW.

Hmm... :( Well, maybe ill try a flexdrive later tonight. Im using my Kenometer with Coherent sensor, by the way.
 
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Great work with the testing Lazeerer! Seeing as these require 2.2 volts, what kind of input voltage would you need with a flexdrive?
 
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