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  • Forum Post: Re: Where DISCOVERY1100 or DISCOVERY 3000 starter KIT could be purchased

    GPark
    Hi Eugene, It is great to hear you are interested in using DLP technology for a projection system to record holograms. As you may be aware, the Discovery products are sold through our authorized Value-added Resellers (VARs). Please contact the VARs (found at www.dlpdiscovery.com/var ) to get price...
    on Mar 5, 2009

  • Forum Post: Upcoming DLP Conference at Photonics West 2010

    Wizard
    This past January, the DLP Discovery team sponsored a conference at Photonics West in San Jose. There were 19 authors presenting papers on a wide variety of applications that use DLP technology. I posted 2 blogs summarizing the conference: " WOW! What's going on out there?" and " WOW...
    on Apr 17, 2009

  • Forum Post: A question about illuminating conditions

    Sun Mouse
    Hello, we're planning to upgrade our product design based on DLP. We need to increase the illuminating intensity. According to the specification, vis DMD recommended 25W/sq cm use continuous wave(400nm-800nm), but for our design we used an LD laser(405nm) as light source. I just wondered what...
    on Mar 25, 2010

  • Forum Post: Low intensity UV @ 260-320 nm

    Luca Egli
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    on Sep 23, 2011

  • Forum Post: DMD for 248nm laser with 175mJ/cm2 intensity?

    Syed Nadeem Akhtar
    Hi! Are DMDs available to work with lasers at 248nm and 175mJ/cm2 intensity without getting damaged and without introducing much loss in the intensity? If no, can TI (or which other manufacturers) make these?
    on Nov 24, 2011

  • Forum Post: DLP for UV application

    Markus Berner
    I would like to get / to build a DLP to be used at 320nm. I saw that the UV Window would support this wavelength. Question: Which DMD / DLP would be the best suitable for this wavelegth? What will be roughly the reflection of the mirrors at this wavelength?
    on Jan 16, 2012

  • Forum Post: 3LED DLP can one of the LED be changed by (said) a UV one?

    Adrian Palacios
    Hey Anyone knows if in a 3LED DLP (e.g. developper kit DLP Discovery 4100 from TI), assuming that light emission comes from 3 separates LEDs ( R + G + B), one of the LED can be changed? said the Blue for a UV one? many thanks in advance cheers Adrian
    on Jan 22, 2012

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