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⬅ Other Diode Tests This diode was also graciously donated to me for testing by @Darktron ! :) This new diode from Osram outperformed all other diodes, hitting a whopping 12 watts of sustained (not pulsed) optical output power. (CW) Please note that driving this or any other diodes at their...

⬅ Other Diode Tests This diode was graciously donated to me for testing by @Darktron ! :) This new diode from Sharp outperformed all other diodes I have measured or heard of, ever in the single emitter 9mm range.

Use code WINTER20 at checkout for 20% off all Titan series handhelds from my shop! :) They use the awesome Convoy M21A host which uses a 21700 battery for insane runtimes and good power up to 8W...

How is this laser related? maybe try posting this on reddit idk maybe thats just me

https://www.ebay.com/itm/136850551538?mkcid=16&mkevt=1&mkrid=711-127632-2357-0&ssspo=-jY7Zkw8SbC&sssrc=4429486&ssuid=5asqIH94R6W&stype=1&var=&widget_ver=artemis&media=COPY 7W rated by osram! This monster must make around 12W pushed to its limit and cooled.

Looks to me like a simple buck driver, usng the LM358 opamp to drive a transistor to deliver a constant current to the diode (Battery voltage should in theory be higher than the diode voltage) unless i'm mistaken, hard to know without battery specs, diode specs, and driver schematic/parts names

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Awesome! Wow, what an insane deal!!! I've added it to the list!

Thanks so much for using this list and contributing to it! This is exactly why I've created it! So happy to see it being used. I've added your findings to the sheet and given you credit in the info/source tabs. For the NEC NP-605UL, if we go by this video @33:11: which contains 4pcs NUBM05...

awesome! thank you

This bin is no longer available. :( Nice solidworks work!

The drama on this forum is unreal and unrelenting lol

My shop shows all colors except 573nm which hasnt been added yet I sell a 4W LPM as well: https://jlasers.org/products/ls4-laser-power-meter-4w-max

Yes sir :)

I also make DPSS 555nm, 573nm and 591nm, shoot me an email @ sales@jlasers.org

Survival lasers isnt selling anymore heres what i recommend: https://www.laserlands.net/protection.html

The cheap acrylic lenses I've been using can be prone to that. I recommend buying a 2E lens which are metal and much better quality. I plan to upgrade all my lasers with 2E lenses in the future, but that will come at a slight cost increase

WOW :love:

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