With pen, picture-print and ruler I tried to figure the actual die sizes of the different dies. Not scientifically precise but good enough for getting the picture. Results added to the OP.
Nice, I hope the SFT70 turns out well. It seems it will match the intensity of the SFT40 since the die area is about 50% larger and the lumen output will also be about 50% higher. I hope it survives 20A
It’s interesting that you measured OSRAM KW CSLNM1-TG to be 11% and KW CSLPM1-TG 8% smaller than the datasheet says.
OTOH your CREE measurements are quite consistent with what others measured before.
Very cool, I found the emitter on Taobao. It seems to be designed for projectors. This might induce me to do my first mod with a 8A driver. The beam should be very beautiful - it might even look good in a zoomie.
There is some additional information on the Taobao page. Apparently it is 5900-6300K. There is also one with a glass lens at 5000k.
I contacted the seller on Taobao and they said that the Yinding does 1800 lumens at 8A. If so, the intensity should be very close to an Osram W2. I’m eagerly waiting for the Djozz test and hope the Vf is low.
My yinding emitters are hung up in shipping I’m dying to test them out! Looks like you might beat me to it.
I also was indecisive too long on the SFT70 and missed the boat. My thought was that the emitter plus a suitable driver was going to cost about the same as a 90.2 and FET driver. The 90.2 can be had in 5700K as well.
I’ll be refreshing this page for the next few days
I built one C8+ with these YinDings. I haven’t really tinkered with it yet for optimal centering and focus, but at least I can confirm it can take 8A and produced light leans heavily towards greener side of BBL. Even without perfect focus, the hotspot seems similar with Culpm1 or whatever catchy name it has.