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    New to Lasers - Low mW Project

    :thanks: I will be needing a green and initially planned to get the osram 520 hence only said I needed a red and blue. It will not be burning any paper so the lower the better - just means a lower filter factor. This bluray diode looks to have a status around here, I will be building a single...
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    New to Lasers - Low mW Project

    OK Blastertron221, Thanks for the resources. The Blitz driver may be a suitable alternate to the Flexmod as I will be using lower powered lasers as opposed to having engraving set up using higher powered lasers to etch wood etc. Please check my project that I posted a link to on PicEngrave...
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    New to Lasers - Low mW Project

    I have found this Optical calculator Holo/Or For DTR's rgb kit the lasers do not have beam diameter and quality published. Is beam diameter the same as aperture?
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    New to Lasers - Low mW Project

    Thanks for the clarification, in any case i'll be needing the lowest power possible for this project, even going through NDs from 100mW. If I were to get pointers, which diodes should I avoid, diode pumped? Basically how can achieve the smallest dot size possible, I assume a longer focal length...
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    New to Lasers - Low mW Project

    Hi, Are you saying I am simply able to get a lower powered pointer (which are TTL), put it in a module/lens then hook it up to a driver (Like Flexmod, Blitz) and turn it into true analogue? If so that may be much cheaper the sourcing pro-low spec lasers as they seem to be quite the speciality...
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    New to Lasers - Low mW Project

    Hi guys, I'm new to lasers and the forum. I am currently working on a project which can be followed on the PicEngrave forums, here I am in need of ≤100mW Red and Blue (405nm) lasers that support analogue modulation. I need the lower power to achieve a smaller dot. However such modules are...


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