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WTB 1Watt 532nm or more






Assuming 473 blue, 532 green and 635 red:

Then 1.8 x R 1.0 x G 1.5 x B is more or less perfect white. However; as Phillip said at that kind of power 445 direct injection blue is a better choice, You would only need 1 Watt of 445 to match your green (less expensive too).
 
ok guys i go for what doc sayd 1.0 green - 1.8 red - 1.5 blue

but still need a 1 watt greenie hehe to be clear it dont have to be a handheld , just a module for in a projector

the blue one wil come from kvant an will be financed by a company

thanks
 
nightvision said:
ok guys i go for what doc sayd 1.0 green - 1.8 red - 1.5 blue

but still need a 1 watt greenie hehe to be clear it dont have to be a handheld , just a module for in a projector

the blue one wil come from kvant an will be financed by a company

thanks
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Make sure it's 635 red you get and not 650/660/671.
 
yes as i explained in my pm a 635nm red (slightly orange) is a 2:1 ratio to green and a 660 or 650 is about 4:1
 
Nice budget you're working with there. 1W green, 4W red, 2W blue.. *drools* It'll be nice though.

My modest RGB system is currently set to 100mW Green, ~150mW 650nm Red, and ~50mW blue. The white balance seems to be pretty good. The white is a fairly pure white.. almost imperceptibly beige at times, so maybe a tad more blue would be good, but based on how it looks at these levels I can't see needing a 200mW blue for proper balance. My current blue is nowhere near that and it's pretty well balanced now IMO.
 
ok then i keep my balance at

1.8 x R
1.0 x G
1.5 x B

i realy like the white color , white-purple combinations

now does anybody have a matching red or green for sale hehe
the blue one wil come last
 
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check photonlexicon.com

they are shifted a lot more towards big power and scanners, this is more leaned towards pointers and diy yourself low powered scanners.
 
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