OSI Optoelectronics, PIN-UV-100DQC UV Si Photodiode, Through Hole Ceramic

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RS Stock No.:
177-5563
Mfr. Part No.:
PIN-UV-100DQC
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OSI Optoelectronics
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Brand

OSI Optoelectronics

Spectrums Detected

Ultraviolet

Wavelength of Peak Sensitivity

980nm

Package Type

Ceramic

Mounting Type

Through Hole

Amplifier Function

No

Number of Pins

2

Diode Material

Si

Minimum Wavelength Detected

190nm

Maximum Wavelength Detected

1100nm

Length

16.51mm

Width

14.99mm

Height

2.03mm

Peak Photo Sensitivity

0.5A/W

Polarity

Reverse

COO (Country of Origin):
US

OSI UV Enhanced Series Photodiodes


The UV Enhanced series, from OSI Optoelectronics, are a range of UV enhanced silicon photodiodes. This series includes two seperate families of photodiodes, inversion channel and planar diffused. Both of these families are designed for low noise detection in the UV region of the electromagnetic spectrum.
The inversion layer structure family exhibit 100% internal quantum efficiency. Offering high shunt resistance, low noise and high breakdown voltages, this family of photodiodes are idea for low intensity light measurements.
Photodiodes with the planar diffused structure offer a lower capacitance and higher response time compared to the inversion later family. They also show linearity of photocurrent up to higher light input power compared to the inversion layer photodiodes.
Suitable applications for the UV Enhanced series includes; pollution monitoring, medical instrumentation, UV exposure meters, spectroscopy, water purification and fluorescence.

Features of the UV Enhanced series:
Inversion layers or planar diffused silicon photodiodes
Excellent UV response


Photodiodes, OSI Optoelectronics

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