DM80-01-3-9060-3-LC

The DM80-01-3-9060-3-LC is an optoelectronic device that belongs to the group of Laser Diodes and Modules. It is a cost-effective and reliable light source used to meet various industrial needs. Depending on the application or purpose, the DM80-01-3-9060-3-LC can be used as a signal receiver, detector, optical amplifier, or as a light source for laser marking.

The DM80-01-3-9060-3-LC has a power output of 60mW. It is also designed to offer enhanced stability, proving ideal when used in medical, industrial, or military applications. The device is a type of laser diode by design, which is also highly reliable due to its solid-state construction and temperature-resistant technology. It can be easily integrated into existing systems to add more accuracy and control.

In terms of working principle, the DM80-01-3-9060-3-LC works using a semiconductor material, such as silicon or gallium arsenide. This material is associated with positively and negatively charged particles. When voltage is applied to this material, the positively charged particles will move forward and the negatively charged particles will move backwards. This movement then creates photons, which will in turn generate light.

The DM80-01-3-9060-3-LC is extremely reliable and has applications in a variety of fields. It is especially suitable for medical technology, where it can be used for diagnostics and surgery. It is also used in various military applications, such as target illumination, target location, and laser ranging. In addition, it is also widely used for industrial purposes such as marking codes onto objects, welding plastics, machining, and printing. In other applications, the device is used as an optical amplifier to ensure better transmission in telecommunications.

Overall, the DM80-01-3-9060-3-LC is an optoelectronic device popular for its low power output, stability, and reliability. It is used in various industries and applications, such as medical, industrial, and military. By design, it is a type of laser diode that works using a semiconductor material, such as silicon or gallium arsenide. When voltage is applied to this material, the positively and negatively charged particles move to generate photons, which will in turn create light.