Low Polarization Dependent Loss (PDL) InGaAs Photodiodes
Description
Low Polarization Dependent Loss (PDL) InGaAs Photodiodes
Low Polarization Dependent Loss (PDL) InGaAs Photodiodes
Specifications |
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| Diode Type: | InGaAs |
| Wavelength Of Operation: | 1700 nm |
Features
- Area independent (0.3 to 5 mm diameter)
- High sensitivity
- Cutoff wavelength (1.7 µm)
- Low polarization dependent response
- Active device receptacle (FC, SC, ST, SMA)
Applications
- Back-Facet Laserdiode Monitor
- Optical Power Meters
- Polarization Characterization from Optical Fibers, Couplers and Connectors
- LD/LED Test and Measurement
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Frequently Asked Questions
It can be used for back-facet laserdiode monitoring, optical power meters, polarization characterization from optical fibers, couplers and connectors, and LD/LED test and measurement.
The photodiode is area independent (0.3 to 5 mm diameter), has high sensitivity, a cutoff wavelength of 1.7 µm, low polarization dependent response, and an active device receptacle (FC, SC, ST, SMA).
It is a type of photodiode that has low polarization dependent loss, meaning it has consistent performance regardless of the polarization of the incoming light.
The cutoff wavelength is 1.7 µm.
The available active device receptacles are FC, SC, ST, and SMA.