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New Sharp 500mw blu-ray






1000 hours at 80 degrees?? cool! no need heatsinks then.

at this juncture everyone here's presuming that the new diode is of standard form factor and fits in AixiZ. This may well not be the case if it's made using a different process.
 
I am sure that was "temperature controlled" at 80 degrees.

Also, they were working on both a 5.6mm package (like we use now) and a 3.8mm package. I think we will be able to adapt ;)

Peace,
dave
 
wow this is getting out of hand... at this rate we will have 1W diode lasers in a few years.

I hope to be one of the experimenters with this diode. Anyone have an estimate of a release date? a year or two eh?
 
Glutton said:
wow this is getting out of hand... at this rate we will have 1W diode lasers in a few years.

I hope to be one of the experimenters with this diode. Anyone have an estimate of a release date? a year or two eh?
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Watch the BDA (Blu Disc Assoc) for approval of the three-layer and four-layer format. This won't go into mass production until the format is approved.

Peace,
dave
 
In any case it sounds like Sharp has figured out how to make BRDs more hardy. This is great news.

-SightFX
 
Hmmm so if a 12x came out with Sharps new tech. we could hit what? 1 watt overdriven from a BR diode?
 
blu-ray will probably go down the multi layer path soon. We could see 4 layers or even 6 layers disc soon.

check this quote from Wikipedia:

In December 2008, Pioneer Corporation unveiled a 400 GB Blu-ray Disc (containing 16 data layers, 25 GB each) that will be compatible with current players after a firmware update. Its planned launch is in the 2009–10 time frame for ROM and 2010–13 for rewritable discs. Ongoing development is under way to create a 1 TB Blu-ray Disc as soon as 2013.[101]

Multi layered discs will require higher powered lasers, as they would have to penetrate deeper into the disc. But then again, perhaps multi layered discs may not be writable with home computer equipment.
 
If a 4-layer blu-ray disk would fit 100gb on it. Imagine what kind of quality u can have on a movie :D
 
omggggggggg!!! 500mw is good! not to mention the thing it does with storage!! waheheehe i will save for this one.. so when it is released i will grab 2 of these... one for a laser project one for personal use wahehehhee
 
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