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Uploaded by on May 13, 2010

songs:
burn - deep purple.
no one like you - scorpions.
beat it - michael jackson.

for more info check
http://hackedgadgets.com/2010/05/13/send-music-over-a-laser-beam/

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  • Old technology, this has been used for decades already. Think CD, DVD and Blu-ray players, and optical audio. Also used on hard drives. His is just a hand-held version. Impresive for made at home nontheless, but not relativly new technology.

  • @MrSean364 the concept and technology is not new of course, but CD and DVD players work on an entirely different principle.

  • Love it! Thanks for sharing!

  • @oehrlein49 thanks man, i checked your videos and they're great !!

  • How do you modulate the signal?

  • @Anquav by using an FM modulator

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  • Down-voted because you didn't provide any schematics or remotely useful information. You said that you used frequency modulation, but unless you have a tunable laser that is not possible. I suspect you may have really meant pulse frequency modulation.

  • @MrSean364 actually you have no idea how this technology works. This technology is closer to a needle on a record rather than a optical laser reading CDs. Its reading the intensity off the laser like grooves in vinyl. Betta recognize, cause shit is mind blowing.

  • Make a second one & wire in a couple of mic's & you can talk to your neighbor in the middle of the night.

  • @MrSean364

    You're thinking of digital audio, 1's and 0's. This uses the of amplitude modulation, which is an analogue method of carrying a signal. The audio input is controlling the intensity of the laser (the amplitude), the light is received at the other end, and then it's demodulated/amplified back into a usable signal.

  • HOLY SHIT!!!

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