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DOE635-5-3-S(22x112)-DOE-R260

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The DOE635-5-3-S(22x112)-DOE-R260 from Picotronic is a Laser with Wavelength 635 nm, Power 5 mW, Output Power (CW) 5 mW, Operating Temperature -20 to 50 Degree C, Storage Temperature -40 to 80 Degree C. More details for DOE635-5-3-S(22x112)-DOE-R260 can be seen below.

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Product Details

  • Part Number
    DOE635-5-3-S(22x112)-DOE-R260
  • Manufacturer
    Picotronic
  • Description
    DOE lasermodule, red, 635nm, 5mW, 3V DC, 22x112mm, class 2M, incl. DOE-R-260

General Parameters

  • Type
    Laser Module
  • Configuration
    Laser Head with Control Unit (Integrated)
  • Application Industry
    Scientific / Research, Medical, Automotive / Industrial & Manufacturing, Communications, Entertainment, Environmental
  • Application
    Diffractive Optic Elements (DOE)
  • Operation Mode
    CW Laser
  • Wavelength
    635 nm
  • Power
    5 mW
  • Output Power (CW)
    5 mW
  • Tunable
    No
  • Fiber Coupled
    No
  • Laser Color
    Red
  • Beam Divergence :
    0.6 mrad
  • Beam Shape
    DOE
  • Current
    40 to 90 mA
  • Laser Class
    Class 2M
  • Output Aperture
    5 mm
  • Power Stability
    +/- 3% @ -10-50°C
  • Voltage
    2.7 to 3.3 VDC
  • Note
    Material: Aluminium, Operating Distance: 0.4 m

Physical Properties

  • Dimension
    Ø22 x 112 mm
  • Weight
    87g

Environmental Conditions

  • Operating Temperature
    -20 to 50 Degree C
  • Storage Temperature
    -40 to 80 Degree C

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