1 Watt Fiber Coupled Laser Diode 830nm Infrared
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1 Watt Fiber Coupled Laser Diode 830nm Infrared Burning

1 Watt Fiber Coupled Laser Diode 830nm Infrared Burning
Start Price USD 139.00
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Start Time Friday, November 07, 2008
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Location Silicon Valley

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High power fiber coupled laser diode made by SDL These SDL-2364-L2 fiber coupled laser diodes produce 1 watt (1000mW) with 1.7 to 2 amps of current and are capable of even higher power with a corresponding reduction in overall operating lifetime.  The output is near infrared at about 830nm.  This is just at the edge of human visibility so the output looks dim red, but don't let that fool you - 1W is more than enough power to set paper on fire or burn / etch wood.  It's also enough to permanently blind you so please do not bid unless you are familiar with laser safety and plan to use proper laser protection goggles while working with this. Unlike bare laser diodes, the output from a fiber coupled diode is round and so it is easy to focus to a beam or a small spot using a simple lens. These are new and I cleave the end of the fiber and test each one before shipping.  Laser diodes are very sensitive to static so you must be careful to use ESD precautions while handling them.  If you leave the shorting jumper on when the diode is not in use and wear a static wrist strap while handling the diode, you should be OK.  You should also use a clean power source to power the diode.  A pair of D size batteries and a current limiting resistor works well.  I include a 0.39 ohm 2W resistor which will run the diode at a little under a watt with fresh batteries.  Note that the pin closest to the heat sink is the anode (positive) connection and the top pin is ground. Laser diodes are also adversely affected by heat.  These may be run for a short time with just the built-in heat sink, but if you plan to run it for more than a minute at a time, it should be attached to a larger heat sink.  An old CPU heat sink works great. Specification: Output Power: 1W (1000mW) Operating Current: <2A Operating Voltage: <2.3V Wavelength: 830nm +/- 15nm Fiber Length: >5m Fiber core diameter: 60um Fiber termination: none (stripped and cleaved only) Applications: Cutting and burning IR (Night Vision) Illumination Graphic Arts Materials Processing Pyrotechnic Initiation (lighting matches) Medical Here is a diode being tested at just over 1 watt output. The same diode quickly setting paper on fire! To see other related items, be sure to Visit our eBay Store If you like what you see, you can Add Junktronix to your Favorite Sellers List About Junktronix "One man's junk is another man's treasure" Junktronix.com has been buying and selling Silicon Valley Surplus electronics, photonics, optics, laser equipment, test gear, mechanical and robotics components and more since 1996. Unlike a lot of surplus dealers, we try to understand what we're selling so that we can test it and offer technical support. Check our feedback and you'll see that we sell high quality "junk" and take good care of our customers.

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