[Jay] hacked a Blu-Ray laser diode into a keychain enclosure. He found a heavy brass keychain light from Lowe’s and stuffed the diode and a larger battery inside. The existing batteries weren ...

While [Micah] want’s to use these Blu-ray drives for laser graffiti, there are a number of other slightly more useful reasons for the build. With a DVD drive, you can hold a red blood cell in ...

Related: World's most powerful X-ray laser set for massive upgrade ... They directed a green laser and a blue laser into the ruby at right angles to each other. On a screen opposite the blue ...

A semiconductor laser that emits light in the 400-450 nm ... but became practical and widely used after the turn of the century. See Blu-ray and UDO. THIS DEFINITION IS FOR PERSONAL USE ONLY.

and Blu-Ray discs. “Philips [and] Sony were so frustrated by that loss that they started a new disc format, using a blue laser,” Immink says. The development took longer than expected ...

including 'blu-ray' DVD systems. Figure 1: The epilayer structure of an InGaN green laser diode on a c-sapphire substrate. The key to the success of Miyoshi et. al. was their ability to improve ...