Laser Lipo Clone Concept - Project Help

[spdrtr]

Hi All,

I am totally new to this forum and have to admit, I don't know how much help I will ever be in responding to other people's threads.

The main reason for my post is to test a concept for building a home-made "laser lipo" type device using source-able components.

The specs that I want to achieve or get close to are:

Technology
i-lipo includes four laser pads with 36 laser diodes
i-lipo technical specification as their body shaping.

• Laser type diode wavelength – 650nm – 660nm
• Energy output – 38 x 40mW (Total 1.3W)
• Mains power output – 100Va
• Safety – On board diagnostics
• Classification – Electrical Class 1, Type B applied part
• Dimensions – 32cm x 46cm x 44cm (does not include stand)
• Weight – 9.10kg
• Cooling requirements – Air cooled
• Electrical requirements – 240V/5A/50Hz
• Fuses – 5A Ceramic timed
• Mode of operation – Continuous
• Ingress rating – IPXO
• Environmental 10˚C to 30˚C Non-condensing
• Requirements – Humidities below 75%RH

Now, the areas listed under 'Safety', 'Classification', 'Dimensions', 'Weight', 'Cooling Requirements', 'Environmental', and 'Requirements' (Humidity) aren't really important. My questions are:

1. Could a device with these capabilities be built easily?
2. If so, could LED's with the follow specs be used?
   Features:
   http://www.aliexpress.com/item/3W-R...-1&btsid=fa5befc5-ea9b-4750-abf2-d10554698732
   Emitting Colour: Deep Red
   Color Wave Length: 650-660nm
   Reverse Voltage: 5.0 V
   DC Forward Voltage: Typical: 2.2V Max: 2.4V
   DC Forward Current: 700mA
   Luminous Intensity: 70-80lm
   Viewing Angle: 120°-140°
   LifeSpan Time : > 50,000 hours
   PCB dimension: Diameter 16mm
3. What other components would be required?
4. What would be an acceptable power source?
5. How should the array be wired (series v parallel)?

Thanks in advance to anyone who is willing to help!

 

[Alec_t]

Now, the areas listed under 'Safety', 'Classification', 'Dimensions', 'Weight', 'Cooling Requirements', 'Environmental', and 'Requirements' (Humidity) aren't really important.

Welcome to EP!
I think they're vitally important. LEDs of that intensity could damage eyesight.
I'm not sure I'd trust the Technology spec: are there 36 LEDs or 38?

 

[davenn]

Thread closed

we wont get into so called health projects where hi power laser/LED systems are involved

Dave