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Intensity limits and Transmission spectrum for DLP Lightcrafter 4500

Other Parts Discussed in Thread: DLP5500, DLP4500, DLP4500NIR

Hi, 

We are planning on using a DMD to shape and phase modulate a laser beam to trap atoms. The laser we are using is 1090 nm and can go up to 10W. 

1) Can I see a transmission curve for the window of the LCr 4500? Is it the same as that of the Light Commander?

http://e2e.ti.com/support/dlp__mems_micro-electro-mechanical_systems/f/94/p/85503/299137.aspx#299137

Are there coatings available? the NIR version is not worth the expense for out application. 

2) can I see specs for the maximum power intensity for the DMD. I have reviewed the available documentation and can not find this particular information. I expect based on conversations with one orf the development houses that 10w might be a lot but not too much as long as it is not concentrated onto a small region. 

3) I see from other posts that the DMD window is accessible by laser once the light engine has been removed (which I assuming is a fairly straightforward process, any information on that is also appreciated). Exactly how accessible is it; what i mean is the DMD mounted on the side light the Lightcrafter 3000 or is it tucked underneath? Are there flex cables that allow more precise positioning?

4) A side question, are there any capabilities that the Lightcrafter 3000 has beyond those of the 4500? I'm aware of some differences like the number of images is limited to 48 1 bit depth as opposed to 96, but is the basic functionality all there?