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New 405nm Diode - 9mm 1W Rated

Definitely interested. If the price/power ratio of these is better than our best 405s on the market I wouldn't mind taking a few of these and pumping different things in the name of science.
 





crazyspaz said:
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Thought has just came to me. Anyone really reckon these are what BMW are using in their headlights?
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Probably higher powered blue laser arrays like in the projectors.

styropyro said:
Definitely interested. If the price/power ratio of these is better than our best 405s on the market I wouldn't mind taking a few of these and pumping different things in the name of science.
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Wooo science! Very interested in how these diodes will be turning out. Can you do any wavelength test too by any chance? I see a bright violet future ahead of us :P
 
Do the newer 405nm diodes have the bad reliability reputations like the older ones did? 405nm is my favorite but I've been betrayed by them too many times.
 
I wasn't aware of bad reliability with 405s... but then again I haven't done much with the high powered violet diodes. Any chance you could point me to a thread discussing these issues?
 
Price is too high guys. It is around $450 per diode.

Unless it does around 2W of power I will not buy one for a try. If you want to make a murder fund I am willing to host it and will put $50 my self.
 
Thejoker301 said:
Price is too high guys. It is around $450 per diode.

Unless it does around 2W of power I will not buy one for a try. If you want to make a murder fund I am willing to host it and will put $50 my self.
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Yeah like I said in post 12, I was quoted around that. The lady said it was a new diode but that can't be true right? They were around for a few years...?
 
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Some single-mode 405 nm diodes can actually already reach 1 W, although I don't expect them to have extremely long lifespans.
 
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