DM80-01-1-9590-3-LC

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Laser Diodes, Modules

Laser diodes and modules are a type of optoelectronic device incorporating laser diodes, which are capable of emitting coherent light when a current is applied to it. They are commonly used in optics, telecommunications, medical devices, and other applications. The DM80-01-1-9590-3-LC device is a type of laser diode module. It is constituted of four elements, namely, an epitaxial wafer, heat sink, laser diode and a drive circuit. It is a highly reliable, high-power laser diode module that is used in a variety of applications, such as optical communication, imaging, sensing, measurement, printing, and marking.

Application Field and Working Principle

The DM80-01-1-9590-3-LC laser diode module is a compact, high power laser diode module that is designed for the 1.5 μm wavelength band, offering excellent optical output power and stability for industrial and research applications. It is typically used in optical communication, medical laser surgery, imaging, sensing, printing, and marking applications. The device utilizes an infrared semiconductor laser diode as a light source and consists of a drive circuit and laser diode in an integrated package. The module is designed to provide a high output power, good beam shape, high reliability, and long life.

The working principle of the DM80-01-1-9590-3-LC is based on the use of an epitaxial wafer, heat sink, laser diode and its drive circuit. The epitaxial wafer is used to form the laser diode. It is a thin slice of semiconductor material that is used to grow the laser diode from a thin slice of semiconductor material. The heat sink is used to dissipate the heat generated by the laser diode and keep it operating in a stable temperature range. The laser diode is responsible for the conversion of electrical energy to light energy. It is a p-type and n-type semiconductor material with an active layer in the middle. When current is applied to the laser diode, electrons from the n-type and holes from the p-type material combine in the active layer to produce stimulated emission of photons which is a coherent light. The drive circuit is responsible for controlling the current to the laser diode, ensuring that the laser diode produces continuous and stable output.

In conclusion, the DM80-01-1-9590-3-LC laser diode module is an extremely reliable, high-power laser diode that is used in a variety of applications. It offers excellent optical output power and stability, making it well suited for industrial and research applications. The device utilizes the properties of an epitaxial wafer, heat sink, laser diode, and a drive circuit to generate light energy from electrical energy. The drive circuit ensures that the laser diode produces continuous and stable output. As such, the device is highly suitable for optical communication, medical laser surgery, imaging, sensing, printing, and marking applications.

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