Recent content by Gamer0126

Thank you for the response. Sorry for the multi-thread. I just thought this was more a specific question to the parts listed above. I don't need to modulate it, I would like to turn it off and on. I was wondering if with this driver: - 12X S06J 405nm Diode In 12mm Copper Module w/ Nano...

I want to purchase the following items, shown below, but I want to confirm in the application I will not burn out the laser or the Darlington BJT. If anyone has experience with these items please chime in. - 12X S06J 405nm Diode...

Hello DTR, I am looking to purchase a 405nM laser full assembly so I would want to do the project I described in this post: http://laserpointerforums.com/f44/project-help-new-laser-forum-99954.html#post1463694 I believe with the parts from your website listed here: -12x S06J 405nM...

In regards to this laser: https://www.sanwulasers.org/product/304green Does the housing already have an internal driver so I can connect it to the output of a GPIO on a micro-controller? I would doubt it but just in case I wanted to ask. Or would I still have to disassemble the housing and...

First thank you for the responses, I am sure I will have more questions so I do not run into issues with a laser. As I mentioned in my previous post first I will use a extreme low power laser pointer to do testing to make sure my code runs correctly before putting a device that could cause harm...

I would like to pop a balloon, what can I get away with so safety wouldn't be to great of a concern? I plan to do this in a lab so normal lab equipment will be wore if needed. However the way youtube videos go around it seems safety with a laser needed to pop isn't too much of a concern, of...

Not High School. Masters Project. Also how much power would I need to pop a balloon? I found the one in my original post through a quick ebay search so it maybe over kill as I stated. I found this youtube video of what I want it to do: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OO0Yn7cSXg0 But I don't...

Hello All, I am looking for the following for a class project: - Laser: enough power to pop a balloon, able to either solder down on a proto board or place on a breadboard so I can control it from a micro-controller, through a BJT or mosfet. I would just like to have a...