LD-PD-3000E Extended InGaAs Photodiodes, high sensitivity photo-diode for use in infrared instrumentation and sensing applications. High spectral response in the region 800 nm to 2200 nm.
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● Top illumination planar PD
● Narrow Element gap,
● Low Crosstalk,High reliability
● Good Reponsivity homogeneity of each Quadrant
Electrical/Optical Characteristics (Tsub=25°C, CW bias unless stated otherwise)
Parameters | Sym. | Min | Typ | Max | Unit |
Peak Wavelength (typ) | λ | 900~2200 | nm | ||
Active diameter | φ | 3000 | um | ||
Responsivity @λP(min/typ) | Re | 0.9 | 1.0 | A/W | |
Shunt Resistance (min/typ) | 2k | 6k | Ω | ||
Dark Current (max) @ 1V | 100 | uA | |||
Capacitance (typ) @ 0V | 8000 | pF | |||
Bandwidth w/ 50Ω@ 0 V (typ) | 0.397 | MHz | |||
Rise time w/ 50Ω@ 0 V (typ) | 881 | ns | |||
NEP @λPEAK (typ) | 287 x 10-14 | W/Hz1/2 | |||
Linearity (±0.2 dB @ 0 V) | 6 | dBm | |||
Case Style | TO-5 |
Typical characteristical curve
Relative Responsivity(X100%)
Application electric circuit
Absolute Maximem Ratings
Item | Symbol | Unit | Min | Typ | Max |
Storage Temperature | Tstg | ℃ | -40 | - | 125 |
Operating Temperature | TOP | ℃ | -40 | - | 85 |
Reverse Voltage | VPD | V | 1 | ||
Reverse Current | IPR | mA | 10 | ||
Forward Current | IPF | mA | 10 | ||
Power Dissipation | mW | 50 |
● Laser guidance
● Laser positioning
● Laser navigation
● Laser range finder
PL-W□□□□-☆-AR▽-XX
W□□□□: Cut off Wavelength
400: 400nm
900: 900nm
1700: 1700nm
2100: 2100nm
2400: 2400nm
2700: 2700nm
☆ : Material
IG: InGaAs
Si: Si
▽: Active Area
1: 1mm
2: 2mm
….
5: 5mm
XX: Package/Fiber and Connector Type
TO: TO5 Package
FSA=SMF-28E Fiber coupled+ FC/APC
FSP=SMF-28E Fiber coupled + FC/PC
FPP=PM Fiber Fiber coupled + FC/PC
FPA=PM Fiber Fiber coupled + FC/APC
User Safety
Safety and Operating Considerations
This device operates under reverse bias voltage, and the polarity of the device can’t be reversed.
Operating the Photodiode outside of its maximum ratings may cause device failure or a safety hazard. Power supplies used with this component cannot exceed maximum peak optical power.
ESD PROTECTION—Electrostatic discharge (ESD) is the primary cause of unexpected laser diode failure. Take extreme precaution to prevent ESD. Use wrist straps, grounded work surfaces, and rigorous antistatic techniques when handling Photodiodes.