Red LASER module 5mW – 670nm

Solid-state laser module built around a semiconductor diode emitting at 670 nanometres

SKU 8100-FR30EAN 8219671023665Item type: Assembled

Description

Solid-state laser module comprising a semiconductor diode emitting at 670 nanometers. The device integrates a collimator with a plastic lens and an electronic circuit for controlling the emitted power and stabilizing the supply voltage, allowing the module to be powered with a DC voltage between 3 and 6 volts. The module diameter is just 9 millimeters with a length of 20 mm.

Safety Standards

WARNING! This laser module belongs to Class 3R and is intended exclusively for industrial use by professionals and companies with specific expertise. Machines and devices built with such laser modules must be designed and constructed to avoid unintentional radiation and require adequate protection to ensure that neither the useful radiation, nor the radiation produced by reflection (or diffusion) and secondary radiation can harm health. Devices or equipment incorporating such modules must be certified according to the applicable standards before being placed on the market or put into service. The safety measures and control means to be adopted in the adjustment and modification of lasers and/or laser apparatus are specified in the CEI EN 60825-1 and CEI 76-2 standards.

Technical details

Laser diode power 5 mW
Optical output power less than 5 mW
Class 3R
Emission wavelength 670 nm
Supply voltage 3 V (3 - 6 VDC)
Divergence < 2 mrad
Emitted beam diameter 3 mm
Lens plastic

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