The chip runs laser pulses using a 3V battery. It needs fewer parts, saves space, and helps make small, low-power laser devices. Silanna Semiconductor has introduced the SL2002, a compact laser driver IC designed to operate directly from a standard 3V battery. It combines resonant-capacitor charging and high-current laser diode firing in a single chip, […]
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