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LD-PD's InGaAs Photodetectors contain PIN photodiodes that utilize the photovoltaic effect to convert optical power into an electrical current. When terminated into 50Ω into an oscilloscope, the pulsewidth of a laser can be measured. When terminated into 50Ω into a spectrum analyzer, the frequency response of a laser can be measured. Plugging a coaxial cable into the photodetector's BNC output connector and terminating into 50Ω at the oscilloscope or spectrum analyzer is all that is required for operation.
Picture | Name | Part NO./Stock NO. | Description | Response wavelngth | Material | Active area | package | Lead Time | Price | Operation |
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● All InGaAs photodetectors can be ordered
● with optional wall plug-in power supply
Specifications | LDPD020N(InGaAs) |
Rise Time/Fall Time | <20ns/<20ns |
Responsivity at 1300nm | 0.9A/W |
Power Supply1 | 220-240VAC(50-60HZ) |
Bandwidth | >650MHz |
Active Area Diameter | 500µm |
Output impedance | 50Ω |
Amplifier gain | 5000 |
Response Wavelength range | 900-1700nm |
Coupling Method | DC |
Output Voltage | 0-5V |
Dark Current | <2.0nA |
Acceptance Angle (1/2 angle) | 35° |
Noise Equivalent Power | <0.03pW/√Hz |
Maximum Linear Rating | CW current: 5mA |
Mounting (Tapped Holes) | 8-32 or M4 |
Output Connector | BNC |
Operation Temperature | -40-+85℃ |
Store temperature | -40-+85℃ |
Note1;we have our Power supply Included
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● Monitoring the output of Q-switched lasers
● Monitoring the output of mode-locked lasers
● Monitoring the output of externally modulated CW lasers
● Time domain and frequency response measurements