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Mitsubishi to Launch 1st Passenger Jet, 640nm 150mW CW Laser Diode

Mitsubishi Heavy Industries will make onedeveloping a light business jet. Through a
step forward to achieve its goal of launchingjoint venture with US-based Piper Aircraft,
the first passenger jet built in Japan whenthe company targets to start production
it exposes a carbon copy of the cabin at thesomewhere  in  the  United  States  in  2010.
upcoming  Paris  Air  Show.
Meanwhile, Mitsubishi Electric Corp has built
According to a company official, thethe ML520G51 high output red laser diode. It
full-size copy will be utilized to evaluateis asserted to have highest optical output
the demand for the small-size passengerstandard all over the world with 150mW at
aircraft before the huge Japanese640nm, and will be used in mobile projectors,
manufacturer decides whether to turn thelaser show devices, and other applications in
project into a full commercial venture orthe  industrial  and  medical  fields.
not.
Extensively used in applications such as
At least 70 to 90 people can be accommodatedoptical communications and optical disc
by the jet which is being developed in lieusystems like DVD, laser diodes are also noted
of the government's project that is the Newsuitable for new applications like mobile
Energy and Industrial Developmentprojectors and laser shows. Mitsubishi
Organization. The official further said thatElectric produces 660nm high power laser
the Mitsubishi Regional Jet would be thediodes that made them the major supplier of
first  ever  Japanese  jet.high-power red laser diodes for recordable
DVD. The human eyes perceive red laser diode
The YS-11 is Japan's turboprop plane whichas  bright  in  color.
was the only Japanese airliner produced since
World War II. In 1974, its productionRed laser diode has the capability to express
stopped. And the official said that thethe deep reds at 640nm. Furthermore, it can
Mitsubishi plane would consume almost 20 peralso produce an output of 150mW - considered
cent less fuel than existing jets of similaras the highest output in the world for a
size.5.6mm  diameter  TO-CAN.
He added that Mitsubishi plans to acquireWith a wall-plug efficiency of 23 percent,
engines from these three options: Generalthe ML520G51 is capable of producing output
Electric, Rolls Royce, or Pratt and Whitney.of 150mW within -5°C and +45°C. In
That is if the project goes ahead. The jeteffect, there is an assured lesser device
plane will measure 35.8 meters or 117.5 feetpower consumption and longer usage time with
in length, and 10.0 meters or 32.8 feet inbattery-driven  mobile  devices.
height. It will come with a wingspan that
will  measure  30.9  meters  or  101.4  feet.About  Mitsubishi  Heavy  Industries
The company's target is to minimize theMitsubishi Heavy Industries is one of the
negative environmental impacts of the planecore companies of Mitsubishi. It already has
as well as to increase seating comfortsome experience in the aerospace industry
through the use of new design methods andthat includes manufacturing wings for
materials. Mitsubishi will also utilizeBoeing's next-generation 7E7 Dreamliner jet.
technologies that would lessen fuelIt is also in to satellite launch vehicles as
consumption and operating costs, and willwell  as  rocket  engines.
need another year to decide whether to
commercialize  the  plane  or  not.About  Mitsubishi  Electric  Corporation
The official said that airliner might beMitsubishi Electric Corporation is a core
commercially available by 2012, if thecompany of Mitsubishi. Founded on January 15,
company  decides  to  proceed.1921, it produces electric and architectural
equipment and is also a major producer of
Another car maker, Honda, is currentlyphotovoltaic panels around the world.



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