Observe the 915nm Infrared Invisible Laser

 We are often exposed to infrared light, such as near-infrared wavelengths such as 780nm and 808nm, and the naked eye can see a faint red spot. As we all know, lasers like 915nm are invisible wavelength. So how do we detect it? Let's check it now.

In the video below, we use a small infrared detection card to convert 915nm invisible light into visible light. The 915nm laser illuminates the observation card and displays a green visible spot.





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