For Sale: Osram PLPM4L 450B - 60W+ 450nm Diode Arrays

[Z80 Lasers]

I picked up a few of these little guys if anyone is interested. They can be pushed upwards of 80 watts. They're $175/ea +shipping. Not for beginners!

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[RA_pierce]

The datasheet you provided is for a 60 W array, not 80 W.

 

[Z80 Lasers]

The datasheet you provided is for a 60 W array, not 80 W.

Yes, they can be pushed up to 80 watts. 60W is the rated output under safer operating conditions.

 

[FAP]

I have almost pulled the trigger to buy one of those a couple of times now, just wish they made them for a longer wavelength. In the last few months I saw a post and photos a member here put up for one, quite an interesting device. Outputs were more parallel than I expected. I wonder if Redcowboy has been working with one yet.... Right up his alley.

 

[Photon Master]

Sorry if this is off topic but how cool would it be if you could build a LEP flashlight powered by one of these bad boys? I have two Acebeam’s and I think the lasers in them are 7 watts or less

 

[Light superglue]

Likevii was doing something like this: pumping phosphor with 300W from 3x NUBM31 combined.

 

[Photon Master]

Likevii was doing something like this: pumping phosphor with 300W from 3x NUBM31 combined.

Wow… although I know they have white lasers coming too. Not sure how exactly they work - still on the development / lab stage

 

[Encap]

Wow… although I know they have white lasers coming too. Not sure how exactly they work - still on the development / lab stage

They don't have white laser coming--is a physical impossibility against the laws of physics.
There is no wavelength of laser light that is called "white", so...

 

[Photon Master]

The First White Laser

Lasers that can span the entire color spectrum could speed up Li-Fi and find use in lighting and displays

spectrum.ieee.org

White Laser Realized via Synergic Second- and Third-Order Nonlinearities

White laser with balanced performance of broad bandwidth, high average and peak power, large pulse energy, high spatial and temporal coherence, controllable spectrum profile, and overall chroma are highly desirable in various fields of modern science. Here, for the first time, we report an...

spj.sciencemag.org

Scientists Finally Created a White Laser—and It Could Light Your Home

Lasers have been advancing science and threatening move characters since the 1960s, but you may have noticed they always have a distinct color. Now, a

gizmodo.com

 

[Encap]

Think again those chips just produce Red,Green and Blue which give/create the illusion of "white" when mixed but if you run it through a prism, out the other side comes RGB which is what it really is.
See: https://phys.org/news/2015-07-world-white-lasers.html
Natural "white" light is a combination of many millions of wavelengths of light. By definition, a laser emits light at only a single wavelength, and so a laser cannot create pure white light.

PS
Wavelength is not color and color is not wavelength. Wavelengths have no "color".
Light is frequency/wavelength. Color is a function of the human visual system, and is not an intrinsic property. Objects don't "have" color, they reflect light that "appears" to be a color. Spectral power distributions of wavelengths exist in the physical world, but color exists only in the mind of the beholder. There is no physical significance in color names. .
A given wavelength of visible light has the same frequency regardless of any observer or lack of an observer viewing it.
Wavelength is a physical property in the physical world---"color" is not, it is the brains interpretation of wavelengths sensed by the human visual system.

Go on ebay and search RGB white laser---there are several ---you can buy a low cost low power version for $50-$75 --buy one and see for yourself what is what. is very interesting.

 

[Photon Master]

I know the ones you are referring to - just a red, white, and green beam overlapping to appear white.

but white lasers are different. It a coherent beam of photons of different wavelengths, evenly distributed between a minimum and maximum value.

Not for sale on eBay

atom lasers might interest you too. Coherent matter waves using Bose Einstein Condensate: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Atom_laser