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    Laser Components offers 850-nm CW laser diode

    May 22, 2007
    MAY 22, 2007 -- In addition to the common wavelengths in the Vis, Laser Components now offers what it calls a "reasonably priced" 850-nm semiconductor laser diode with 50 mW of output power.
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    MAY 22, 2007 -- In addition to the common wavelengths in the Vis, Laser Components IG (search for Laser Components) now offers what it calls a "reasonably priced" 850-nm semiconductor laser diode with 50 mW of output power.

    According to the manufacturer, the most important features are:


    • low power consumption (typ. 75 mA)
    • operating temperature range: -10 to +50°C
    • industry-standard 5.6-mm housing
    • monitor diode included for power controlling.
    With a rise time of < 1 nsec, the ADL85501TL is best suited for fast sensor applications, security scanners, data transmission, and the illumination of night vision instruments.

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