For the first time there is a compact laser multi-chip package. Osram Opto Semiconductors can pack up to 20 blue laser chips in the new PLPM4 450 module. Instead of taking the laborious approach and constructing a light source from individual laser diodes, it is now possible to reduce the complexity of laser projectors significantly. Developers also succeeded in doubling the optical output of the individual chips, with the result that the new laser module now offers an overall output of 50 W. This means that professional laser projectors can achieve a brightness level of more than 2000 lumen with only one component.
Osram Opto Semiconductors is strengthening its leading position in light sources for laser projectors with its blue PLPM4 450 multi-chip package. Osram developers are the first to adapt the “butterfly” package for projection applications. The result is an extremely powerful laser module which can be more easily integrated in projectors. Its package measures 25.5 by 35 millimeters (mm) and accommodates four copper bars with up to five blue laser chips connected in series and operated at 2.3 A each. This multi-chip product offers a light output of 50 W from a typical electrical input of 165 W, with wavelengths of 440 to 460 nanometers (nm). It achieves an efficiency of 30%.
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