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Motion Star Shower: Two-Color Red-Green Laser Projector (650nm) - Setup & Technical Discussion

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  • #1 16218516
    radek33
    Level 10  
    Hello.
    I bought a two-color green and red laser projector
    Technical data:
    - Laser power: Red (650 nm)
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  • #2 16220087
    szymon122
    Level 38  
    Show what this laser looks like.
  • #3 16220456
    radek33
    Level 10  
    Something like that is
    Motion Star Shower: Two-Color Red-Green Laser Projector (650nm) - Setup & Technical Discussion

    it can still be opened, but I have failed so far,
    maybe inside he writes what power is and what this diode -laser looks like
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  • #4 16220521
    szymon122
    Level 38  
    To open it, unscrew the ring from the front. There is normally a key in the shape of it for mounting the wheel in the grinder. For this two holes at the front.
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  • #5 16222042
    radek33
    Level 10  
    I was able to open and properly cut this roller, and inside there was something so tiny, there are no signs of tension. In that case, how to replace these diodes?

    Motion Star Shower: Two-Color Red-Green Laser Projector (650nm) - Setup & Technical Discussion

    it can only be replaced by this tension
    http://allegro.pl/show_item.php?item=6681945874

    when I checked the voltage, how the green laser is lit it shows about 2V, when the laser is completely desoldered, it is up to 12V, maybe with red it will be the same
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  • #6 16222090
    398216 Usunięty
    Level 43  
    After all, you have in the data (first post) and laser power and its color (wavelength) - you need to find the same and insert. The voltage is either regulated automatically by the DC power supply or (in simple systems this also occurs) by a series resistor connected to the laser power supply circuit.
    Of course, you know that laser radiation is harmful to your eyes? Under no circumstances look directly into the beam! Even a laser of this low power can permanently dazzle!
    PS You completely unnecessarily smashed the laser housing.
  • #7 16222109
    radek33
    Level 10  
    Thanks.
    I stripped it out of curiosity and it was already out of order.
    And besides, I don't know about this type of thing, that's why I'm asking, is the example of the laser module wrong?
  • #8 16222224
    398216 Usunięty
    Level 43  
    Compare powers - you'll know.
  • #9 16222338
    radek33
    Level 10  
    same wavelength 650 nm
    and the power is halved 50 mW - 100 mW
    I just don't like it
  • #10 16222989
    398216 Usunięty
    Level 43  
    radek33 wrote:
    I just don't like it

    398216 Usunięty wrote:
    The voltage is either regulated automatically by the DC power supply or (in simple systems this also occurs) by a series resistor connected to the laser power supply circuit.

    Do you think the power will not be enough? If the designer put 100mW there, then for some specific purpose?
  • #11 16223670
    radek33
    Level 10  
    Thanks
    I don't know, maybe it's enough, the green laser has (532 nm) < 50 mW,
    and I don't even know what the mW designation is

    So I can take a chance and buy a laser module - a 3V red point laser and it should work
  • #12 16244662
    radek33
    Level 10  
    I bought this diode, came, soldered, sacrificed 10 seconds and that's it :(

Topic summary

The discussion revolves around a two-color laser projector featuring red (650 nm) and green lasers. The user seeks assistance with setup and technical details after attempting to open the device. Participants provide guidance on accessing the internal components, including instructions to unscrew the front ring. The user successfully opens the projector but faces challenges in replacing the diodes due to their small size and lack of visible tension. Discussions include voltage measurements, diode specifications, and the potential power output of replacement modules. Concerns about laser safety and the adequacy of power for intended use are also raised, with suggestions to compare power ratings and consider purchasing a new laser module.
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