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ROF Optical Photonics 200M Balanced Light Detection Module Balanced Photodetector
Beijing Rofea Optoelectronics Co,. Ltd.
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ROF Optical Photonics 200M Balanced Light Detection Module Balanced Photodetector
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ROF -BPR series of balanced light detection module integrates two matching photodiode and an ultra-low noise transimpedance amplifier, effectively reducing the laser noise and common mode noise, improving the system’s noise ratio, having a variety of spectral response optional , Low noise, high gain, easy to use and so on, ...

Specifications
Material: Silicon (Si)
Spectral Range: 320-1000nm
Effective Aperture: -- mm
Mounting: Mounted
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Asteria Light and Flicker Meter by Admesy
Admesy B.V.
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Asteria Light and Flicker Meter by Admesy
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Admesy’s Asteria is a high-speed measurement device suited for luminance, illuminance and flicker measurements. Based on the popular Admesy platform the Asteria is designed for in-line use with integrated calculating power for easy implementation and high speed measurement results in production settings. The Asteria is ...

Specifications
Material: Silicon (Si)
Spectral Range: 380-780nm
Effective Aperture: N/a mm
Mounting: Mounted or Unmounted
Filter Response: CIE 1931 luminosity curve V(λ)
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KV104 MCT Photodiode Series
Kolmar Technologies
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KV104 MCT Photodiode Series
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Model KV104 series is wide electrical bandwidth infrared detector sensor with cutoff wavelength greater than 11 um. The MCT photovoltaic detector covers the spectral range from 2um to 11.5 um. There are several external transimpedance amplifiers (DC or AC coupled) with matched bias circuits. The maximum detector size is 1 mm x 1 ...

Specifications
Material: Other
Spectral Range: 2000-11500nm
Effective Aperture: -- mm
Mounting: Mounted or Unmounted
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KISDP-1-J2 InSb Photodiode-Preamplifier
Kolmar Technologies
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KISDP-1-J2 InSb Photodiode-Preamplifier
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Model KISDP series detectors are indium antimonide (InSb) photodiodes integrated with high frequency preamplifiers [4 MHz or 50MHz depending on detector size and gain] which respond in the spectral range from visible to 5.4 um (1900 cm-1 to 6000 cm-1). These detectors are available in 2mm, 1mm, 0.5mm, 0.25mm and 0.1mm sizes and ...

Specifications
Material: Other
Spectral Range: 1600-5400nm
Effective Aperture: -- mm
Mounting: Mounted or Unmounted
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Extended InGaAs Photodiodes
GPD Optoelectronics Corp
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Extended InGaAs Photodiodes

Specifications
Material: Extended Range InGaAs
Spectral Range: 1000-2600nm
Effective Aperture: N/A mm
Mounting: Mounted or Unmounted
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InGaAs Thermoelectric Cooled Photodiodes
GPD Optoelectronics Corp
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InGaAs Thermoelectric Cooled Photodiodes

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Material: Indium Gallium Arsenide (InGaAs)
Spectral Range: 1000-2600nm
Effective Aperture: N/A mm
Mounting: Mounted or Unmounted
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High Performance Balanced Photodetector (BPD-1)
Insight Photonic Solutions Inc
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High Performance Balanced Photodetector (BPD-1)
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The BPD-1 differential photodetector is a DC to 400 MHz dual balanced photodetector optimized for swept source OCT (SS-OCT) imaging systems.  By careful design, the BPD-1 supports high speed SS-OCT, minimizing factors that other detectors do not even specify, such as harmonic distortion and group delay.  Importantly, with ...

Specifications
Material: Indium Gallium Arsenide (InGaAs)
Spectral Range: 950-1650nm
Effective Aperture: N/A mm
Mounting: Mounted
Data Sheet

Frequently Asked Questions

A Calibrated Photodiode is a highly accurate light detector that has undergone calibration to provide precise measurements of optical power or intensity in a specific wavelength range.

Calibrated Photodiodes are typically calibrated using traceable standards and calibration equipment to ensure accurate and reliable performance. The calibration process establishes a known relationship between the optical power incident on the photodiode and its electrical output.

Calibrated Photodiodes offer highly accurate and traceable measurements of optical power or intensity. They are commonly used in research, metrology, and other applications where precise light measurements are crucial.

Yes, many suppliers provide calibration certificates with Calibrated Photodiode purchases. These certificates document the calibration process, traceability, and measurement uncertainties, ensuring confidence in the detector's performance.

Consider factors such as wavelength range, responsivity, power range, and desired measurement accuracy when selecting a Calibrated Photodiode. Choose a photodiode that matches your wavelength of interest and meets the requirements of your specific application.

There are 7 different Calibrated Photodiodes from suppliers and manufacturers listed in this category. In just a few clicks you can compare different Calibrated Photodiodes with each other and get an accurate quote based on your needs and specifications. Please note that the prices of Calibrated Photodiodes vary significantly for different products based on various factors including technical parameters, features, brand name, etc. Please contact suppliers directly to inquire about the details and accurate pricing information for any product model. Simply navigate to the product page of interest and use the orange button to directly reach out to the respective supplier with one click.

Did You know?

Did you know that apertures play a critical role in many optical systems? Mechanical apertures are used to control the size, shape, and direction of light beams in applications ranging from laser systems to astronomical telescopes. They can be fixed or adjustable, and can be designed with various shapes and sizes depending on the specific requirements of the application. Apertures can also be used to remove unwanted background noise in imaging systems, and to improve contrast and resolution in microscopy and spectroscopy.
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