Hi, do you have ever killed a laser and how?
I am wondering because it is insane how powerful laser diodes are nowdays and with how much additional power they can survive.
For example: I have seen quite some 1.5W 520nm builds with 1W diodes
or how the NUBM07E 465nm diode gets punched to go up to 473nm.
So am I easy to impress or do you think linke me that this is quite insane?
I mean there are so many electric parts which will blow up almost directly after you cross the absolute maximum ratings of the datasheet.
So I killed a 120mW 405nm diode once while totaly failing on a breadboard.
I have not checked the connections and blew it up by shorting 12V with it.
I am wondering because it is insane how powerful laser diodes are nowdays and with how much additional power they can survive.
For example: I have seen quite some 1.5W 520nm builds with 1W diodes
or how the NUBM07E 465nm diode gets punched to go up to 473nm.
So am I easy to impress or do you think linke me that this is quite insane?
I mean there are so many electric parts which will blow up almost directly after you cross the absolute maximum ratings of the datasheet.
So I killed a 120mW 405nm diode once while totaly failing on a breadboard.
I have not checked the connections and blew it up by shorting 12V with it.