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  1. #21
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    Hi marco,

    if you have the ability to do that easily, could you please draw me a quote by PM please?

    thanks a lot!

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    Hi Marco,

    With "magic" lenses do you refer to the Thorlabs or to the Lens27 ?
    I think this is very interesting. Can a long open can 300mW red be used with your lenses ?
    Currently i am thinking of building a quad red setup. Your lenses could be the perfect companion.
    And what beamspecs can we expect. I like the beamspecs McCarrot posted. small with very, very low divergence.

    Hope to hear from you soon.




    Quote Originally Posted by marco View Post
    Hello Shrad,

    i can offer this "magic" lenses complet with a collimator (dia. 11x12mm) for
    just 35,- Euro We also have a version for 405nm / 445nm Dioden !
    They work much better than any 3 lense design, the losses are very
    small so that you get full power from the LD at rated current.

    greetings,
    marco

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    With "Marco's diodes" and "Marco's lens", you will have a 1.2x2mm spot with 0.7mRad divergence.
    With other diodes, the spot seems to be approximately the same.

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    Hello,

    no, i don't talked about the Lens27, this is a cheap taiwan
    lens system with not so much magic behind.
    You can use a long 5,6mm LD (like J27 or J29) with our collimators,
    this is no problem. The beam with a 660nm diode is nearly 2x1,2mm,
    divergence can be close to 0,65mrad. I can post a picture made with a
    beamprofiler next days.

    greetings,
    marco


    Quote Originally Posted by hobbybob View Post
    Hi Marco,

    With "magic" lenses do you refer to the Thorlabs or to the Lens27 ?
    I think this is very interesting. Can a long open can 300mW red be used with your lenses ?
    Currently i am thinking of building a quad red setup. Your lenses could be the perfect companion.
    And what beamspecs can we expect. I like the beamspecs McCarrot posted. small with very, very low divergence.

    Hope to hear from you soon.

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    very interesting Marco !
    I now use Daedal's lenses, which give me a 10mm dot at 10meters, which is not bad.
    I thought the Aixiz lens glass was better, ordered 6, but they give not a nice round dot, but a dot with a "stripe" on 1 side.

    Do you also have diode/lens holders ? To mount the magic lens and diode in a cooling block i mean ?
    Since i read your lenses are 11mm unfortunately. The stands i like (from Laserman) are 12mm...
    I have already some kapton tape underway, so a mount with 11mm hole would be good to hold this magic lens. I can use the kapton tape to electrically isolate the diode/lens but also it is heatconductive so it will transfer heat away. With the profile you say it's possible to make a 2x2mm beam (if it's 3x3mm i also don't care ;-) But the low divergence would make a great red.
    I need a LOOOOOT of red..... since i have almost 300mW blue ;-)

    Looking forward to your pictures and if you have a solution to make a quad, or have holders / parts let me know... this is getting more and more interesting.

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    marco, at 35 euro your solution is more expensive than the lens27 solution. How is the diode mounted, and how is the lens adjusted?

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    Lens 27 = a lens only with 1,5mrad

    Marco's = a complete collimator where you can glue in (thermal glue) the diode with 0,65mrad (depending on diode)

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    lens 27 = 1.5 mrd , why would you want less. ?
    all the greens and blues out there are about 1.5 mrd ,so it makes a good match then .
    i use lens 27 on my 642nm and that more like <1 mrd so why they quote 1.5 on the data sheet i dont know

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    and how much does that cost ?
    i expect you could get a ready made lw 640 for what he would want for one of those

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