M10 | EEL Laser Module (650nm | 1.8~2.5mW)
Description
The EEL M10 module features a 650nm diode laser that boasts an aluminum anode appearance treatment. This ensures scratch resistance, corrosion resistance, and high voltage resistance. With a wide operating voltage range and 2.5mW power output, it offers superior heat dissipation, resulting in an extended laser life.
Designed with precision, this diode laser module is ideal for various industrial applications, including hand tools, industrial tool positioning, and power tools, among other specialized fields
M10 | EEL Laser Module (650nm | 1.8~2.5mW)
Specifications |
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| Center Wavelength: | 0.65 um |
| Output Power: | 1.8~2.5 mW |
| CW Optical Power: | 1.8 mW |
| Operating Current: | 35 mA |
| Operating Voltage: | 3 V |
| Wavelength At Peak Emission: | 650 nm |
| Operating Temp. Range: | -10 to 50 °C |
| Storage Temp. Range: | -40 to 80 °C |
| Spot Size At 5m: | 5 mm |
| Driving Circuit: | APC |
| Lens Material: | Glass Lens |
Features
- Good insulation
- High temperature resistance coefficient
- Price advantage
- Strong adaptability to the environment
Applications
- Power tools such as hand tools
- Industrial Tool Positioning
- CT/MRI for pets
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How to order?
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Ships from:
Taiwan
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On FindLight:
since 2023
Frequently Asked Questions
The EEL M10 boasts an aluminum anode appearance treatment, providing scratch, corrosion, and high voltage resistance. This ensures enhanced durability and an extended product lifespan.
The EEL M10 offers good insulation, a high temperature resistance coefficient, a competitive price advantage, and strong environmental adaptability.
The EEL M10 offers a CW optical power ranging between 1.8mW to 2.5mW with a peak emission wavelength of 650nm.
Yes, it's crucial to avoid exceeding the absolute maximum ratings, protect against surge current and electrostatic discharge (ESD), and ensure safety during soldering. Additionally, never look directly into the laser beam, even through lenses or optical fibers, to protect your eyes.