650nm 5mW Red 12mm Point / Line / Cross Laser Module

650nm 5mW Red 12mm Point / Line / Cross Laser Module

Name: 650nm 5mW Red 12mm Point / Line / Cross Laser Module
SKU: 7959
Availability: InStock

This Laser diode module is very efficient and useful for your electronic projects. For example, with this product, you can make a laser radiation sensor and with the use of an Arduino development board, you can create your own laser harp.

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Categories:Components & Parts, Laser Diode

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650nm, 5 mW Red 12mm Point/Line/Cross Laser Modules are low-power visible-red laser emitters designed for Integration into hobby, industrial, and alignment applications. The 12 mm housing makes it a compact, easy-to-mount option for projects that require a visible laser reference.

Specifications:

Model: Spot Size Adjustable
Focus point: Intensity can be adjusted using a lens ring head.
Wavelength: 650nm
Voltage: 3~6V
Output Power: Min 2.5mW, Typical 3.0mW, Max 5.0mW
Working current: Min 10mA, Typical 20mA, Max 25mA
Working voltage: Min 2.3VDC, Typical 4.5VDC, Max 8.0VDC
Dimensions: Diameter: 12mm, Length: 35mm.
Weight: 15 gm
Laser Output Type: Red LINE
Laser Output Type: Red CROSS-LINE
Laser Output Type: Red Point

Package Includes:

650nm 5mW Red 12mm Point / Line / Cross Laser Module of your choice.

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