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The Airy disc is named after George Airy who first described the mathematics involved in the diffraction limited function. This is also used in holography to spacially filter light.
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That’s awesome Rich, much appreciatedHi LPF,
I have these diodes coming soon and I will test them accordingly . To see and justify the knee mA they are comfortable with. We all love the 405nm WL and if these last over 1W for a long period of time that's a plus. Even though its a MM diode its still awesome. This I think is what this diode would appreciate as for heat sinking, even a larger diameter sink .View attachment 64502
Rich
Yeah man I’m bad with not using an ESD strap and mat so I know what you mean, I’ve been lucky so far but their is a first time for everything so I’m sure it’ll happen one day.I killed one of these purple wonders last night and I don't know how but it's dead, not even LED it's just open circuit.....are these particularly static sensitive ? So far my other Sharp diodes haven't been although it's my fault for not using a mat/strap
I killed one of these purple wonders last night and I don't know how but it's dead, not even LED it's just open circuit.....are these particularly static sensitive ? So far my other Sharp diodes haven't been although it's my fault for not using a mat/strap
Rich
Hi LPF.
Ok I received the Sharp 405nm diodes yesterday and did some testing this morning before work.
Well I have to say that concurring with Jordans findings that this diode has a great divergence .....