LETO RGB100 Multiwavelength Laser
The LETO RGB100 uses R, G and B laser diodes for bright full-color output. Different-wavelength beams are precisely aligned after combination, producing a spot approximately 2mm in diameter at 1m. TTL signals control output for dynamic color and color-temperature switching.
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Specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Center wavelength c | R:638nm/G:520nm/B:450nm |
| Wavelength Range | R:±10nm/G:±10nm/B:±10nm |
| Typical Output Power Po [Optical Power and Operating Temperature May Vary with Ambient Temperature.] | R:120mW/G:90mW/B:70mW |
| Spot diameter [@1000mm(1/e2)] | ≤2mm |
| Optical Power Stability Ps | ≤3% |
| TTL Modulation Range | 0~1Mhz |
| TTL Input Voltage Range | 3.3/5V |
| Three-Color Dispersion [@1000mm(1/e2); relative angles between R-G, B-G, and R-B; all relative beam angles within 1.0 mrad] | ≤ 1.0mrad |
| Polarization direction | Parallel to the Bottom Surface |
| Operating temperature [Optical Power and Operating Temperature May Vary with Ambient Temperature.] | 15 ~40℃ |
| Storage temperature | -40~65℃ |
| Dimensions ( Length * Width * Height ) | 70 mm × 45 mm × 39.5 mm |
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