Hamamatsu Photonics S13948-01SB Visible Light Photodiode, 65 °, Through Hole TO-5

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RS Stock No.:
180-2308
Mfr. Part No.:
S13948-01SB
Brand:
Hamamatsu Photonics
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Brand

Hamamatsu Photonics

Product Type

Photodiode

Spectrums Detected

Visible Light

Wavelength of Peak Sensitivity

560nm

Package Type

TO-5

Packaging

Tape & Reel

Mount Type

Through Hole

Number of Pins

2

Minimum Wavelength Detected

300nm

Maximum Wavelength Detected

820nm

Typical Fall Time

2.5ms

Minimum Operating Temperature

-25°C

Amplified

No

Maximum Operating Temperature

85°C

Width

5mm

Standards/Approvals

RoHS

Height

3.5mm

Length

8.2mm

Diameter

5mm

Angle of Half Sensitivity

65 °

Open Circuit Voltage

12V

Short Circuit Current

5mA

Dark Current

0.5nA

Typical Rise Time

6ms

Automotive Standard

No

Polarity

Forward

Breakdown Voltage

30V

Photo IC has spectral response close to human eye sensitivity. Two photosensitive areas are made on a single chip. Almost only the visible range can be measured by finding the difference between the two output signals in the internal current amplifier circuit. Compared to the previous type it offers lower output fluctuations for light sources producing the same illuminance at different colour temperatures. Encapsulated in a plastic package having the same shape as a metal package.

Spectral response close to human eye sensitivity is attained without using visual-compensated filter.

Operation just as easy to use as a photodiode

Lower output-current fluctuations compared with phototransistors and CdS photoconductive cells.

Excellent linearity

Low output fluctuations for light sources producing the same illuminance at different colour temperatures

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