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Product category: Lasers
News Release from: Photonic Products | Subject: Sony SLD 43 Series
Edited by the Electronicstalk Editorial Team on 15 November 2005

Laser diodes power up to 60W

The Sony SLD 43 Series of high-power 808nm wavelength array laser diodes is designed for high power solid state laser excitation or material processing applications.

New from Photonic Products, the Sony SLD 43 Series of high-power 808nm wavelength array laser diodes is designed for high power solid state laser excitation or material processing applications such as laser welding and cutting The SLD433S4 laser diode has a high efficiency water cooling package enabling it to attain optical power output of 60W

These Sony laser diodes are GaAlAs (SLD431S, SLD432S) or AlGaAs (SLD433S4) quantum well structure array with an open package, enabling them to achieve high optical power outputs from 20 to 60W.

The SLD433S4 60W 808nm wavelength array laser diode has an operating lifetime (MTTF) of 10,000 hours (effective value) at 60W, 25C, reverse voltage of 2V, operating temperature of -10 to +30C, storage temperature of -10 to +60C, threshold current of 10A, operating current of 75A, wavelength spectrum width of 3nm and differential efficiency of 1.5W/A, and a high efficiency water cooling package.

The SLD432S 40W 808nm wavelength array laser diode has an MTTF of 10,000 hours (effective value) at 40W, 25C, threshold current of 14A, operating current of 50A, wavelength spectrum width of 2.5nm and differential efficiency of 1.1W/A.

The SLD431S 20W 808nm wavelength array laser diode has an MTTF of 10,000 hours (effective value) at 20W, 25C, reverse voltage of 2V, operating temperature of -10 to +30C, storage temperature of -40 to +85C, threshold current of 6A, operating current of 25A, wavelength spectrum width of 3nm (maximum) and differential efficiency of 1.0W/A. Request a free brochure from Photonic Products ...

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