Darktron
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As we know them by nubb arrays now we officially have their name is QuaLas. As I had mentioned in past we would be seeing these used in newer projectors now is confirmed we have some information on the QuaLas arrays small form factor for projection and automotive laser needs.
Now I present to you the QuaLas RGB.The wavelength and output power are the following wavelength 465 nm, 525 nm, 643 nm, Output Power 8.3 W (Blue), 4.8 W (Green), 10 W (Red). To add more info like you'll see below 1 blue LD(4.15W * 2), 3 green LD(1.6W * 3), and 4 red LD(2.5W * 4).
These newer arrays come in 4, 5, 8, 9, 10 packages single and double stacks.
Why these new arrays? well they are just better for projectors and their design applications. Laser design offers advantages such as 10-15% higher efficiency, 40% reduction in size, 10% better heat dissipation, and approximately 30% lower cost compared to the more commonly used 14-chip and 28-chip lasers arrays.
Now I present to you the QuaLas RGB.The wavelength and output power are the following wavelength 465 nm, 525 nm, 643 nm, Output Power 8.3 W (Blue), 4.8 W (Green), 10 W (Red). To add more info like you'll see below 1 blue LD(4.15W * 2), 3 green LD(1.6W * 3), and 4 red LD(2.5W * 4).
These newer arrays come in 4, 5, 8, 9, 10 packages single and double stacks.
Why these new arrays? well they are just better for projectors and their design applications. Laser design offers advantages such as 10-15% higher efficiency, 40% reduction in size, 10% better heat dissipation, and approximately 30% lower cost compared to the more commonly used 14-chip and 28-chip lasers arrays.
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