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Yes sir. @ 2.0A it is still impressive but it would be nice to break the 670 mark. I reallllly don't want to have to buy another one.
What's the 670 mark?
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Yes sir. @ 2.0A it is still impressive but it would be nice to break the 670 mark. I reallllly don't want to have to buy another one.
What's the 670 mark?
Pretty sure he meant 470...
Yes sir. @ 2.0A it is still impressive but it would be nice to break the 670 mark. I reallllly don't want to have to buy another one.
What's the 670 mark?
Pretty sure he meant 470...
I don't think so. We passed the 470 mark.
Haha I'm SORRY, let me clarify. My diode/driver is set to 2A. I'm happy with that and what ever wavelength that is. But I would like to have a diode output that is 470nm or higher. I won't push the one I have that far so I was contemplating buying another.
You'll have to forgive me I've been working 12 hour shifts every day this week :tired:
476.5 nm @ 2.9A
476.5 nm @ 2.9A
Amazing! What would you estimate lifespan at running that high? Also, do you expect any permanent degredation?
Amazing! What would you estimate lifespan at running that high? Also, do you expect any permanent degredation?
Here's what I measured
That wasn't the diode in the laser I sent you though was it?