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    Default The pinout/polarity of this certain diode.

    http://www.o-like.com/b2b_cpinfo.asp?id=914

    I would like to know if the pinout/polarity of these certain laser diode would be the same as a phr/4x/6x.

    I just don't like stuffing up diodes. (Considering this is 80 bucks I REALLY don't want to kill it )


    EDITo you think this would be fine at 160mw (160ma).?

    Cause the phr is rated at 60mw and its up-to 150mw and this is rated at 120mw so it should be upto 220mw right?

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    The pinout and polarity are stated clearly right there on the page you linked to. If you can't read the drawing you probably shouldn't be playing with lasers.

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    Quote Originally Posted by heroic View Post
    The pinout and polarity are stated clearly right there on the page you linked to. If you can't read the drawing you probably shouldn't be playing with lasers.
    I can't see the diagram, sucky graphics for me
    Last edited by VioletBeam; 03-25-2009 at 03:58.

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    BUMP

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    Quote Originally Posted by VioletBeam View Post
    BUMP
    Seriously, scroll the window down. And don't bump threads that have been idle for less than an hour.


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    My LCD screen SUCKS at reading that so I can't make out what the hell the thing says.

    Could you please just provide the polarity?

    It's proberly like this isn't it.

    o +

    .......o Case pin

    o -

    (o = pin)

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    Quote Originally Posted by VioletBeam View Post
    My LCD screen SUCKS at reading that so I can't make out what the hell the thing says.

    Could you please just provide the polarity?

    It's proberly like this isn't it.

    o +

    .......o Case pin

    o -

    (o = pin)

    THe square notch is pin 2. Pin 2 is the case pin (marked no connection). Looking at the notch side of the diode with the pins downwards, pin 1 is to the left and pin 3 to the right.

    1 o---->|-----o 3


    You should probably learn to use the zoom feature in your browser.

    -J.

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    So is it


    o +

    ..........o case pin

    o -

    or

    o -

    ..........o case pin

    o +

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    Like heroic has already stated.... looking at the data sheet the pin #1 (Anode) is
    to the left and the pin #3 (Cathode) is to the right....
    If this still does not help... I'd suggest that you not build your Laser circuit...
    It can't be said any cleared...

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    Quote Originally Posted by VioletBeam View Post
    So is it


    o +

    ..........o case pin

    o -

    or

    o -

    ..........o case pin

    o +
    It depends on the direction you're looking from...

    --DDL
    I suffer from the Dunning–Kruger effect... daily.

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