2W 808nm Multimode Vcsel Die

Name: 2W 808nm Multimode Vcsel Die
Brand: Hangzhou Brandnew Technology Co., Ltd.
Availability: InStock

Description

The Brandnew VC808ME2 is an 808nm wavelength, 2W output power, multi-emitter, Vertical Cavity Surface Emitting Laser (VCSEL) chip designed for use in sensing applications.

Unlike an edge-emitting laser diode, a VCSEL (Vertical-Cavity Surface-Emitting Laser) emits circular laser beams vertically from a substrate surface so that it can be easily connected with a photodetector or an optical fiber. The VCSEL reduces power consumption and is heat-resistant, making its manufacturing process simple. The VCSEL is applied in various fields.

Specifications

Wavelength:	808 nm
Optical Power (CW):	2 W

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Features

808nm center wavelength, 2W output power
QCW working mode, emitter quantity 410
Chip size: 1020x995um
Multimode Vcsel Chip

Applications

Sensing light source
Photoelectric sensors
Optical encoders
3D sensing
3D imaging, including Time of Flight, Structure light, Iris/Facial recognition, etc.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the wavelength of the VC808ME2 laser chip?

The wavelength of the VC808ME2 laser chip is 808nm.

What is the output power of the VC808ME2 laser chip?

The output power of the VC808ME2 laser chip is 2W.

What is the working mode of the VC808ME2 laser chip?

The VC808ME2 laser chip operates in QCW (Quasi-Continuous Wave) mode.

How many emitters does the VC808ME2 laser chip have?

The VC808ME2 laser chip has 410 emitters.

What are the applications of the VC808ME2 laser chip?

The VC808ME2 laser chip is used in sensing light sources, photoelectric sensors, optical encoders, and 3D sensing and imaging applications such as Time of Flight, Structure light, and Iris/Facial recognition.