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404 150Mw Oclaro HL40041MG 5.6Mm Single 405 20Mw Sony nm (Typ) Power (cw) Make Model Size Mode PD,ZD,C+,C-,BL,OC V (typ) 404 150mw Oclaro HL40041MG 5.6mm Single 405 20mw Sony SLD3134VL 5.6mm Single 4.8v 405 20mw Sanyo DL-4146-101D 5.6mm Single 5v 405 50mw Sony SLD3232VF 5.6mm Single 5v 405 50mw Sony SLD3135VF 5.6mm Single 5.5v 405 50mw Toshiba PHR-803T 2x 5.6mm Single 5.5v 405 70mw LG GGW H20L 6x 5.6mm Single 405 100mw Sony SLD3234 5.6mm Single 405 100mw Toshiba PHR-805 4x 5.6mm Single 5.5v 405 120mw Nichia PHR-805T 5.6mm Single 405 120mw Nichia NDV4313 5.6mm Single 405 120mw Pioneer BDR-203 8x 5.6mm Single 405 150mw Sony SLD3236VF 5.6mm Single 5v 405 150mw Sony SLD3235FV 5.6mm Single 5v 405 180mw Sony SLD3239VFR 3.8mm Single 5v 405 200mw Nichia NDV4512 5.6mm Single 5v 405 200mw Nichia NDV4542 3.8mm Single 3v 405 200mw Sony SLD3237VF 5.6mm Single 5.5v 405 200mw Nichia NDHV220APA 5.6mm Single 4.1v 300MW Nichia NDV4612 5.6mm Single 4.1v 405 350mw Sharp GH04W10A2GC 5.6mm Single 4.5v 405 400mw Ushio/Oclaro HL40023MG 5.6mm Single 5v 405 500mw Sony SO6J 12x 5.6mm Single 5v 405 500mw Pioneer BDR-205BKS 12x 5.6mm Single 5v 405 600mw Nichia NDV7116 5.6mm Multi 4.1v 405 900mw Pioneer BDR-209 DBK 16x 3.8mm Single 5v 405 1W Ushio/Oclaro HL40033G 9mm Multi 5v 405 1.2W Nichia NDV7375 9mm Multi 4.1v 415 120mw Nichia NDV4196 5.6mm Single 4.7v 420 120mw Nichia NDV4A16E 5.6mm Single 4.7v 445 50mw Nichia NDB7242E 3.8mm Multi 445 100mw Nichia NDB4116 5.6mm Single 5.3v 445 500mw Casio XJ-A130 5.6mm Multi 5v 445 500mw Casio XJ-A140 5.6mm Multi 5v 445 1.6W Nichia NDB7875 9mm Multi 445 1.8W M-Projectors A-140 5.6mm Multi 445 2W M-Projectors M-140 5.6mm Multi 445 3.5W Nichia NUBM06 9mm Multi Ball Lens 450 80mw Sharp GH04580A2G 5.6mm Single 450 80mw Osram PL450B 3,8mm Single 5.8v 450 80mw Osram PLT5-450B 5.6mm Single 5.8v 450 1W Nichia ? 5.6mm Multi 450 1.4W Osram PLTB-450 5.6mm Multi 450 1.6W Osram PLTB-450B 5.6mm Multi 6v 450 1.6W Nichia NDB7775 9mm Multi 4.5v 450 1.6W Nichia NDB7875 9mm Multi 4.5v 450 1.65W Sharp GH04C01A2G 5.6mm Single 5v 450 2.3W Nichia ? 9mm Multi 450 3W Osram PLPT9 450LA_E 9mm Multi 5v 450 3W Osram PLPM4 450 (Array Code) 9mm Multi Ball Lens 450 3.5W Nichia NDB7A75 9mm Multi 4.5v 450 3.5W Nichia NDB7K75 9mm Multi 4.5v 450 3.5W Nichia NUBM05 9mm Multi Ball Lens 450 4.5W DTR N450 9mm Multi 450 5W Nichia NUBM49 9mm Multi 4.5v 450 6W Nichia NUBM44-71/ 47-T 9mm Multi 4.8v 450 7W Nichia NUBM44-81/ 47-A1 9mm Multi 4.8v 455 100mw Nichia NDB4216 5.6mm Single 5.2v 455 4.3W Nichia NUBM08 9mm Multi Ball Lens 4.2v 455 4.35W Nichia NUBM42 9mm Multi Ball Lens 4.2v 455 4.75W Nichia NUBM31T 9mm Multi Ball Lens 455 4.75W Nichia NUBM0AT 9mm Multi Ball Lens 4.25v 455 4.8W Nichia NUBM34 9mm Multi Ball Lens 455 5W Nichia NDB7Y75E 9mm Multi 3.5v 455 5.25W Nichia NUBM36 9mm Multi Ball Lens 462 1.4W Nichia NDB7675 9mm Multi 5v 462 2W ? Casio M462 5.6mm Multi 465 2.6W Nichia ? 9mm Multi 4.4v 465 3.5W Nichia NUBM07E 9mm Multi Ball Lens 5v 465 3.5W DTR N465 9mm Multi 4.5v 465 5W Nichia NDB7Z75E 9mm Multi 4.1v 473 100mw Nichia NDA4116 5.6mm Single 5.7v 473 1W Nichia NDA7175E 9mm Multi 4v 475 (480) 50mw Sharp JLD480-50 ( Example ) 5.6mm Single 6.1v 485 55mw Sharp GH04850B2G 5.6mm single 6v 488 20mw Nichia NDS1113E 5.6mm Single 5.3v 488 25mw Nichia NDS1316 5.6mm Single 6.2v 488 60mw Thor-Labs L488P060MLD 5.6mm Single 5.6v 488 60mw Nichia NDS4116 5.6mm Single 5.6v 488 60mw Osram PLT5-488 5.6mm Single Photo Diode 6v 488 200mw Nichia NDS4216 5.6mm Single 6v 488 2W Nichia NDS7175E 9mm Multi 4v 488 (495) 55mw Sharp ( Example ) 5.6mm single 6v 495 55mw Sharp GH04955A2G 5.6mm single 6v SB147EC91 > 505 35mw Sharp 5.6mm Single Case - v (GH05035A2G) SB1473N91 < 505 35mw Sharp 5.6mm Single Case - 6v (GH05035A2G) < 505 35mw Sharp SB1573N91 5.6mm Single Photo Diode, Case + 6v SB217HL91 < 505 35mw Sharp 5.6mm Single Case + 6v (GH05030C2LM) SB217HN91 < 505 35mw Sharp 5.6mm Single Case + 6v (GH05030C2LM) SB217HQ91 < 505 35mw Sharp 5.6mm Single Case + 6v (GH05030C2LM) SB217HR91 < 505 35mw Sharp 5.6mm Single Case + 6v (GH05030C2LM) 505 80mw Nichia NDE4116 5.6mm Single 6.5v 515 10mw Osram PLT5-510-B1 5.6mm Single 515 30mw Osram PL520-B1-2 3.8mm Single 515 30mw Osram PLT5-520-B4 5.6mm Single Photo Diode 515 50mw Osram PLT5-520-B1 5.6mm Single Photo Diode 515 80mw Nichia NDG4216 5.6mm Single Photo Diode + Zener 6.5v 515 180mw Nichia NDG4716E 5.6mm Single Photo Diode + Zener 5.1v 520 10mw Osram PLT5-510-B2 5.6mm Single 520 30mw Osram PL515 3.8mm Single 520 30mw Osram PL520-B1 3.8mm Single 520 30mw Osram PLT5-520-B5 5.6mm Single Photo Diode 520 50mw Osram PL520 3.8mm Single 8v 520 50mw Osram PLT5-520-B2 5.6mm Single Photo Diode 520 80mw Osram PL520B 3.8mm Single 8v 520 90mw Osram PLP-520-B1 5.6mm Multi 6v 520 120mw Osram PLP-520-B2 5.6mm Multi 6v 520 125mw Sharp GH0521DE2G 5.6mm Single 6.7v 520 700mw Sharp GH05C01A9G 9mm Multi 5.7v 520 700mw Nichia NDG700 9mm Multi 4.6v 520 900mw Nichia NUGM02T 9mm Multi Ball Lens 520 1W Nichia NDG7475-T 9mm Multi 4.6v 520 1W Nichia NDG7575-T 9mm Multi 4.6v 520 1W Nichia NDG7K75-T 9mm Multi 4.6v 520 1W Nichia NUGM01T 9mm Multi Ball Lens 4.5v 520 1W DTR N520 9mm Multi 525 1W Nichia NUGM03T 9mm Multi Ball Lens 5v 525 1.5W Nichia NDG7D75TE 9mm Multi 4.7v 530 10mw Osram PLT5-510-B3 5.6mm Single 530 30mw Osram PLT5-520-B6 5.6mm Single Photo Diode 530 50mw Osram PLT5-520-B3 5.6mm Single Photo Diode 8v 635 5mw laser66 DL-6353TL 5.6mm Single 2.3v 635 15mw Sharp GH06315A1K 5.6mm Single Photo Diode 3.3v 635 500mw Modulight ML1710 c-mount Multi 2.25v 638 110mw Mitsubishi ML520G54 5.6mm Single 2.7v 638 120mw Opnext HL63603TG 3.8mm Single 638 170mw Opnext HL63133DG 5.6mm Single 2.8v 638 180mw Mitsubishi ML520G55 5.6mm Single 638 185mw Sharp GH0631IA2G 5.6mm Multi 2.55v 638 250mw Oclaro HL6388MG 5.6mm Multi 638 300mw Mitsubishi ML520G71 5.6mm Multi Open Can 638 500mw Mitsubishi ML520G73 5.6mm Multi Open Can 638 500mw Mitsubishi ML501P73 5.6mm Multi 638 700mw Sharp GH0637AA2G 5.6mm Multi 638 700mw Oclaro HL63193MG 5.6mm Multi 638 700mw Ushio HL63613MG 5.6mm Multi 3v 638 1.2W Ushio HL63283HD 9mm Multi Single Emitter 638 2.1W Mitsubishi ML562G85 9mm Multi Dual Emitter 2.25v 638 2.5W pulse Mitsubishi ML562G84 9mm Multi Tri Emitter 2.4v 638 2.5W pulse Mitsubishi ML562H84 9mm Multi New Lens 2.4v 639 10mw Opnext HL6358MG 5.6mm Single 2.3v 639 30mw Ushio HL6323MG 5.6mm Single 2.8v 639 200mw Ushio HL63391DG 5.6mm Single 3.3v 641 1.2W Ushio HL63283HD41 9mm Multi 2.7v 642 150mw Opnext HL6385DG 5.6mm Single 2.6v 650 25mw Sony KES-400A 5.6mm Single 650 100mw Sony SLD1239JL-54 5.6mm Single 650 350mw Mitsubishi LPC-836 5.6mm Multi 650 400mw Mitsubishi LPC-840 5.6mm Multi 650 1W Modulight ML1810 c-mount Multi 2.1v 650 4W ? ? c-mount Multi 650 5W ? ? c-mount Multi 658 100mw Mitsubishi ML101J25 5.6mm Single 2.4v 660 130mw Mitsubishi ML101J27 5.6mm Single 660 150mw Mitsubishi ML101U29 5.6mm Multi 2.35v 660 150mw Mitsubishi ML101J29 5.6mm Multi 660 150mw LG (20x) LPC-815 5.6mm Multi 660 300mw Mitsubishi LPC-826 5.6mm Multi 670 5mw Sanyo DL-3149-057 5.6mm Single 2.6v 675 10mw Sanyo DL-4039-011 9mm Single 2.3v 685 35mw Eudyna FLD6A2TK 5.6mm Single 2.8v 690 30mw Opnext HL6738MG 5.6mm Single 830 210mw Sharp GH0832BA2A 5.6mm Single 2v 850 700 Sharp GH0852WA2G 5.6mm Single 2v 940 700 Sharp GH0942WA2G 5.6mm Single 2v I (Typ) 32mA 25mA 70mA 140mA 50mA 100mA 180mA 180mA 180mA 180mA 250mA 260mA 230mA 230mA 325mA 370mA 450mA 450mA 550mA 600mA 900mA 1.1A 110mA 110mA 100mA 650mA 500mA 100mA 100mA 1.5A 1.7A 1.7A 1.2A 2.4A 3.0A 3.0A 4.85 4.5A 4.5A 110mA 3.5A 3.5A 3.5A 4A 1.7A 2.6A 3.5A 3.5A 4A 120mA 900mA 90mA 90mA 75mA 80mA 100mA 100mA 75mA 270mA 2.4A 90mA 90mA 125mA 125mA 125mA 125mA 125mA 125mA 125mA 160mA 200mA 260mA 160mA 240mA 480mA 480mA 270mA 1.5A 1.5A 1.8A 2A 2A 2A 1.8A 2A 2.3A 160mA 35mA 290mA 900mA 150mA 250mA 215mA 1A 2.1A 2.8A 2.8A 40mA 130mA 290mA 1.6A 280mA 1.6A 150mA 235mA 45mA 60mA 250mA 210mA 870mA 1A.
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