Lasorb - which was round help

[andy_con]

bit stuck on which way round to put the lasorbs on the diode.

is wikipedia right?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anode

so i put the A leg of the lasorb on the + leg of the diode?

[Francesco]

Just send you a email with a photo how to connect LASORB

[andy_con]

many thanks .

[buffo]

Just send you a email with a photo how to connect LASORB

Might be a good idea to post it here in the forums too, Francesco... That way people searching for help will see it.

Adam

[-bart-]

...and why isn't there a lasorb-wiki in the first place

[Francesco]

I think all information is already in the datatsheets. That is why they exists.
But at the moment I'm planning a group buy for LASORB.
I think after all the group buys for the laser diodes itself there should be some interest.
The group buy will also be for USA and other countries because shipping is quite cheap (envloppe).
So expect a new topic soon with all the needed information about LASORB and the group buy itself...

[lasersbee]

Rather than thinking it is already in the data sheets...
it would still be a great idea to post the pinout/hookup right here like "buffo" stated... IMO

Unless of course.. it is an industrial secret ...
The more places it is posted... the easier it is to find...


Jerry

[Francesco]

Jerry, I will post all the information as soon as possible. In a day or two the group buy will start.
But Andy was right, the andode (pin2) needs to be connected to the positive leg of the laser diode.

[Pangolin]

Hi All,

All of the most recent LASORB we have shipped have a letter "A" on the package. That is next to the pin for the Laser Diode "Anode". You connect the other pin to the Cathode.

Although we don't have a connection diagram on the web site or datashee (I guess we should) we do give it a verbal description as above. Also, we do show a connection diagram on the video that you can see here:
http://www.lasorb.com/11_videos.htm

Best regards,

William Benner