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Subject:
pricing of laser diodes
Category: Science Asked by: tnagrq-ga List Price: $30.00 |
Posted:
29 Dec 2004 07:24 PST
Expires: 28 Jan 2005 07:24 PST Question ID: 448688 |
I am interested in laser diodes and diode modules that perform similar to the ones in Black and decker laser levels. I need them to be small (.25 to 1 inch). I need to know what is the lowest price i can get (both for bulk and single purchases), and what companies supply and/or manufacture. |
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Re: pricing of laser diodes
From: guzzi-ga on 29 Dec 2004 17:08 PST |
Coincidentally, I have just purchased a couple of laser pointer key chains for £2 each, marked down from £6. Come with 3 cells and 42 screw-in projection patterns. Total length is 2.5 inches but the body includes 3 cells, switch, dropper resistor board, tip and chain tag. Laser itself is about 0.75 inches. Current consumption with new cells is about 40 ma and pretty bright. Industrial modules are horribly uncheap -- £60 upwards. Foreign imports and untraceable. Best source in UK is Indo-Asian ?bargain stores?. Suggest you enquire in similar. Best |
Subject:
Re: pricing of laser diodes
From: nyscubadiver-ga on 29 Dec 2004 19:51 PST |
can you be more specific. Do you require a 5.6mm can? What wavelength do you need (650nm red?), what wattage or power (5 mW, 10 mW). What qty? Toshiba, SONY, hitachi make laser diodes, mostly for the DVD market. Given DVD storage densities, the volume (and therefore the lower cost) is with blue lasers. Some red for optical readers, laser scanners, scan engines made by OEM's. |
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