1300nm Edge-Emitting LED
Description
1300nm Edge-Emitting LED
Specifications |
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| Center Wavelength: | 1.3 um |
| Output Power: | 0.08 mW |
| Spectral Width: | 80 nm |
| Forward Current: | 150 mA |
| Operating Temperature: | -40-85C |
| Spectrum Vs. Temperature Coefficient: | 0.75 nm/°C |
| Spectral Width Vs. Temperature Coefficient: | 0.3 nm/°C |
| Optical Rise/fall Time: | 4.0 ms |
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Frequently Asked Questions
An edge-emitting LED is a type of light-emitting diode that emits light from the edge of a semiconductor wafer.
These LEDs are typically used in data or analog transmission systems where the launch power requirements are too great for an SLED component and where a laser is not suitable.
The features of these LEDs include various connectors, flange options, power options, excellent thermal stability, single-mode and multi-mode pigtail, hermetic 14-PIN DIL packages, thermoelectric cooler option, military screening available, and high reliability coupling.
The electro-optical characteristics of these LEDs include center wavelength, spectral width, spectrum vs. temperature coefficient, spectral width vs. temperature coefficient, optical rise/fall time, forward current, and output power.
Please refer to your product purchase agreement for complete details or check with your OSI Laser Diode sales representative.