PINOUTS FOR ALL OF T3H POPULAR DIODES!!!!

[amkdeath]

"The Picture" that is referred to in this thread:

[highlight]RED DIODE PINOUT[/highlight]​

You see the pin that has no Black dot under it (on the diode itself)? (pin #2 in picture) that is your ground pin. The ground pin is - (negative).

The one to the left of that (when holding pins in triangle formation right side up) (pin #1 in the picture) is the + (positive) pin.

BTW: in the red diodes, pin #3 is unused so you can clip it.

[highlight] PHR-803T BLU-RAY PINOUT:[/highlight]​

Pin #1 is positive, and Pin #3 is negative. So if you were using a rkstr driver, just solder the diode on, with the ground pin facing up. (you will see what I mean when you build a PHR-803T someday)

[highlight]LONG DEAD KES400A DIODES (PS3)[/highlight]​

I remember the days when these were popular....

if anyone still uses these 5-10mW Blurays, here is t3h pinouts:

And another one:

hope this helps,

amk


This is for all the newcomers asking what the pinouts are. Also, if C0ld could sticky this it would be helpful.

 

[el-taco]

Cheers, this has been asked before alot. I also think this should be stickied, and hopefully once even better diodes come out, we can add them in.

 

[rog8811]

There must be a drawing of the 803T somewhere around that you can add AMK, that would complete it nicely

*Added to favourites list*


Regards rog8811

 

[LRMNmeyer]

Sticky NAO! :exclamation *nothing else to say* :

 

[happytomato]

[highlight]RED DIODE PINOUT[/highlight]

You see the pin that has no Black dot under it (on the diode itself)? (pin #2 in picture) that is your ground pin. The ground pin is - (negative).

The one to the left of that (when holding pins in triangle formation right side up) (pin #1 in the picture) is the + (positive) pin.

BTW: in the red diodes, pin #3 is unused so you can clip it.



[highlight]BLU-RAY PINOUT:[/highlight]

Pin #1 is positive, and Pin #3 is negative. So if you were using a rkstr driver, just solder the diode on, with the ground pin facing up. (you will see what I mean when you build a PHR-803T someday)


[highlight]LONG DEAD KES400A DIODES (PS3)[/highlight]
I remember the days when these were popular....

if anyone still uses these 5-10mW Blurays, here is t3h pinouts:

hope this helps,

amk


This is for all the newcomers asking what the pinouts are. Also, if C0ld could sticky this it would be helpful.

Could I (or you) put this on the wiki?

 

[Ryo]

If your going to give the KES-400.. you should give all the pins

 

[diachi]

whats a good mA to run the KES400A diodes at ?

 

[sk8er4514]

Here ya go rog8811. I photo shopped this a long time ago -Kendall

[link=http://www.hightechdealz.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=3&products_id=50]PHR-803T diode[/link] pinout:
[link=http://www.hightechdealz.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=3&products_id=50]

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[thesk8nmidget]

here i made a much better red diode layout that doesnt involve any explaining.

i say edit the first post and add and edit the new and improved pin layouts that have been posted

 

[amkdeath]

[quote author=amkdeath link=1219790880/0#0 date=1219790880]

[highlight]RED DIODE PINOUT[/highlight]

You see the pin that has no Black dot under it (on the diode itself)? (pin #2 in picture) that is your ground pin. The ground pin is - (negative).

The one to the left of that (when holding pins in triangle formation right side up) (pin #1 in the picture) is the + (positive) pin.

BTW: in the red diodes, pin #3 is unused so you can clip it.



[highlight]BLU-RAY PINOUT:[/highlight]

Pin #1 is positive, and Pin #3 is negative. So if you were using a rkstr driver, just solder the diode on, with the ground pin facing up. (you will see what I mean when you build a PHR-803T someday)


[highlight]LONG DEAD KES400A DIODES (PS3)[/highlight]
I remember the days when these were popular....

if anyone still uses these 5-10mW Blurays, here is t3h pinouts:

hope this helps,

amk


This is for all the newcomers asking what the pinouts are. Also, if C0ld could sticky this it would be helpful.

Could I (or you) put this on the wiki?[/quote]


sure put it on wiki, but please make sure to Cite me ;D

 

[FireMyLaser]

whats a good mA to run the KES400A diodes at ?

Ideally: lasing threshold + 10mA. Or just go for 38mA which is about that they can handle.
(VLD)

 

[diachi]

Awesome, thanks FML