Sorry for the confusion, the new A140 and from what I can tell all of the A150's have the modified diode spacing.
Sorry for the confusion, the new A140 and from what I can tell all of the A150's have the modified diode spacing.
If the wavelength is slightly longer, i.e. nearing the 460nm range; I'd be happy to do another GB on the 150V's.
- There is no such word as "can't" -
- 60% of the time it works every time -
I'll make another thread later on. It will only run if someone can confirm the wavelength with a spectrometer, or the diodes are exceptionally high slope efficiency...
Could we work together to establish this?
Thinking back a bit...
http://www.photonlexicon.com/forums/...113#post172113
Ta,
Dan
- There is no such word as "can't" -
- 60% of the time it works every time -
I am set up to measure the wavelength of arrays, if someone is willing to part with an A150 array I would be happy to test it and compare to the A140 arrays I have tested.
I can say right now though that even a whole array of 24 diodes will not say a whole lot, I have found arrays out of A140 projectors that have 435 and 460nm diodes in them-the wavelength spread is very wide.
I have an A150 diode I will gladly send to anybody who has the capability and time to thoroughly test it.