Rick:
For  avoiding any potential safety  risks I will suggest to you calculate
AEL ( Accessible Emission Limits ) for LED"s that you going to use in your
Product.

Yury Vygovsky
E D C]

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Date: Wednesday, May 09, 2001 11:28 AM
Subject: Lasing LEDs


>
>A few months back there was a discussion on this list regarding the
>potential for LEDs to laze if overdriven. As I recall the issue pointed to
>the IEC 825-1: LED Optical Safety standard and the concern for possible
>testing all LEDs. The consensus was that "in general" LEDs did not pose
much
>of a risk. My question is, without testing for luminance (or lasing) can an
>approximation be made which correlates to the maximum input current of an
>LED and the potential for lasing? I have a unique application where I want
>the LEDs as bright as possible but obviously want to avoid potential safety
>risks.
>
>Rick Busche.
>Evans & Sutherland
>Salt Lake City, Utah
>[email protected]
>
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