InGaAs PIN Photodiode PIN2000-17-D-T0-T2-C

Name: InGaAs PIN Photodiode PIN2000-17-D-T0-T2-C
Brand: Chunghwa Leading Photonics Tech Co Ltd
Availability: InStock

Description

InGaAs PIN Photodiode PIN2000-17-D-T0-T2-C for laser optics, power monitoring and other applications.

Specifications

Diode Type:	InGaAs
Wavelength Of Operation:	1700 nm
Max Frequency Response:	Not Specified
Active Area Size:	Not Specified
Dark Current:	Not Specified
Package Type:	Not Specified
Built-In Amplifier:	Not Specified
Applications:	Not Specified

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Features

Highly reliable planar device

Low leakage current

High shunt resistance

High responsivity

Low stray absorption

Applications

Laser power monitoring

Spectral analysis

LIDAR

Remote temperature sensing

Humidity detection

Gas leak detection

Ice detection

Single photodiode SWIR camera

Covert IR sensing

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the product description of the InGaAs PIN Photodiode PIN2000-17-D-T0-T2-C?

The product is an InGaAs PIN Photodiode with the model number PIN2000-17-D-T0-T2-C.

What is the wavelength range of the InGaAs PIN Photodiode?

The wavelength range of the InGaAs PIN Photodiode is 0.9 μm - 1.7 μm.

What are the different package types available for the InGaAs PIN Photodiode?

The available package types for the InGaAs PIN Photodiode are Chip, CLCC, TO-Can, and TO-Can with 1,2 Stage Cooler.

What is the responsivity of the InGaAs PIN Photodiode?

The responsivity of the InGaAs PIN Photodiode depends on the wavelength and optical power, and can be found in the provided responsivity graphs.

What is the dark current of the InGaAs PIN Photodiode?

The dark current of the InGaAs PIN Photodiode can be found in the provided dark current graph, which shows the current at different reverse bias voltages.