Worlds first PURE DIODE Laserprojector with >3000mW balanced WHITE Output!

[Phritzler]

LIVE Lasersystems proudly presents the new Ghost PURE DIODE with over 3000mW balanced white outputpower!
The Facts :
*) 1400mW 452nm
*) 1000mW 637nm
*) 700mW 520nm
*) <1mrad FULL ANGLE Divergence
*) <3,5mm Beamdiameter
*) Avaiable with CT scanners upon request
For more Information contact us via mail.
Bests,
Phil

[steve-o]

Wow. >10 520nm diodes in there ?? Awesome.

[WookieBoy]

Ok Phil, I'm sitting down with a Doctor on standby...

How much?

[astatic]

Nice product but not the first with only diodes projector.
http://lasershow.kvant.sk/products/kvant-atom-1500-xt

[Picasso]

He said first with above X so unless you know another above he is correct. The atom is of less power.

Let's play guess the price.....

6599USD is my guess.

[swamidog]

the base model is: excl. VAT: 4,833 € / incl. 20% VAT: 5,800 € / excl. shipping

He said first with above X so unless you know another above he is correct. The atom is of less power.

Let's play guess the price.....

6599USD is my guess.

[Phritzler]

Hi!
This aren´t Osram Diodes! SO not that much coubled
And its the first full diode projector with 3W balanced white, not the first diodeprojector...
The special opening price for PL members is 7990€.
The 700mW 520nm Diodemodule is as bright as a 1.4W 532nm DPSS in usue, becouse it didn´t loose power in modulation!
Bests,
Phil

[MIIKKKLLLL]

This aren´t Osram Diodes! SO not that much coubled

So.... what did you put inside?


Seems an interesting product, do you have some beam shots, or video to see the quality of the product?


About the equivalent in term of brightness, I thought that 1W 520nm was equal to 0.5-0.6W 532nm . Maybe you take in consideration a very bad 1.4W dpss head^^

[steve-o]

Hi!
This aren´t Osram Diodes! SO not that much coubled

Whoa! - Dare I ask ? (I don't expect a response - I'm sure it's proprietary info) Are they making high power 520nm diodes now like 350mw ea ?????

[Phritzler]

No, this are 100mW diodes.
U didn´t consider a bad 1,4W DPSS - its a CNI with our own fullbridge driver adjusted for good modulation.
Sure the 532nm is a bit brighter than the 520-525nm, but the 520nm Diodes didn´t loose power in modulation as the 532 DPSS do, so from the brightnessfactor they are like the same.
Bests,
Phil