Blue Laser

It all started when a lone Japanese

researcher, Shuji Nakamura, began
working on developing a bright blue LED.
After eight years of research the
commercial blue LED was created and two
years later he had developed the diode for
producing a blue laser. Using gallium
nitride crystals (instead of zinc selenide as
many others were) he was able to solve a
problem that other larger companies had
been working on for many years.

•Wavelength (nm): 473

•output power (mW): <5 mW
•Cooling: Air
•Switch: Push button
•Range in darkness (m): 1,000-2,000
•Operating lifetime (hours): 3000-5000
•Power supply: One CR2 3V lithium battery
UV Disinfectant Wand
 UV light proven to kill
bacterial and viral DNA after
a 10 second scan
 Lightweight & convenient
cell phone sized for
maximum portability
 Operates on 2 AAA batteries
 Tested by independent
laboratories worldwide
 10 second timer switch for
safe UV usage
USB Microscope QX5
 Take snapshots, video, and time-lapse
movies
 3 magnification levels - 10X, 60X, and
200X
 Super-brite LED lighting for bright top
and bottom illumination
 Video playback at 15 frames/sec
 Resolution of 640x480
 Handheld mode allows for expanded
viewing possibilities
 Comes with: Microscope, USB cable,
Stand, Specimen Jars, Sample Slide,
Tweezers, Eye Dropper,
Slide Clip, and Software CD-ROM
 Dimensions: 4.75" L x 6.5" W x 10.5" H
 Weight: 1.7lb