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LDDEVALP Datasheet(HTML) 7 Page - Wavelength Electronics, Inc. |
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7 / 28 page ![]() © 2025 www.teamWavelength.com 7 LDD P SERIES LASER DIODE DRIVER SAFETY INFORMATION SAFE OPERATING AREA — DO NOT EXCEED INTERNAL POWER DISSIPATION LIMITS Before attempting to operate the LDD P Series driver, it is imperative that you first determine that the unit will operate within the Safe Operating Area (SOA). Operating outside of the SOA may damage the laser and the LDD P. Operating outside of the SOA will void the warranty. To determine if the LDD P Series driver is suitable for your application and if it will be operating in the safe range, consult the instructions for calculating the Safe Operating Area online: www.teamwavelength.com/support/design-tools/soa-ld-calculator/ SOA charts are included in this datasheet for quick reference ( page 24), but we recommend you use the online tools instead. ! To ensure safe operation of the LDD P driver, it is imperative that you determine if the unit is going to be operating within the internal heat dissipation Safe Operating Area (SOA). If you have any questions about the Safe Operating Area calculator, call the factory for free and prompt technical assistance. THEORY OF OPERATION The LDD P Series drivers are controlled current sources: they deliver the current commanded by the setpoint. The current source continually monitors the actual output current, compares it to the setpoint, and adjusts the current if there is a difference between the two signals. It may be useful to remember that you do not directly set the drive current setpoint; instead, you adjust a voltage signal that represents the output current. The voltage and output current are related by a transfer function that varies by driver model number. The setpoint voltage is adjusted with the onboard trimpot or by an external input that subtracts from the onboard setpoint. The adjustable current limit is set using an onboard trimpot. As current is driven through the load, there is a voltage drop across the load because of the impedance. As the current increases, the voltage drop may increase to the point that it reaches the Compliance Voltage limit of the current source. Once that occurs, the current source is no longer able to increase the current driven to the load even if you increase the setpoint. The LDD P driver includes features that help protect your laser and make the driver more versatile in a wide array of applications: • Output slow-start ramps the current to setpoint. • Current limits prevent too much current from reaching the laser diode. |
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