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Newport Electronics
High speed fiber-optic detectors use special photodiodes with high speed electronic circuits to convert fast pulses in optical fibers to electrical signals for measurement. Unlike our optical receivers, these photodetectors do not include a transimpedance amplifier.
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Enlitech
With the rise of 5G technology and popularization mobile devices, more and more advanced photoelectric sensors are used in our daily lives. In order to be better applied to mobile devices, the photosensitive area of these advanced photodetector is getting smaller and smaller. However, these applications place higher and higher requirements on the light sensing performance of advanced photodetectors. In the process of shrinking the photosensitive area, it also brings the challenge of accurate measurement of quantum efficiency. Enlitech adopts the spatial light homogenizing technology and follows the ASTM standard “Irradiance Mode” test method, which is proven that it can accurately perform quantum efficiency and other key parameter measurements of advanced photodetectors.
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Gamma Scientific Inc.
The UDT TRAMP products are transimpedance amplifier (current-to-voltage) instruments that provide a low input impedance to accurately measure the short circuit current of phototransducers such as silicon and germanium photodetectors, vacuum photodiodes and photomultiplier tubes. The range includes the economically priced TRAMP, and for ultra precision and accuracy, the TIA-3000.
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California Scientific, Inc.
CSI's modulated fiber optic sources are optimized for high-speed modulation up to 12.5 Gbps. The units are intended to be modulated by a pattern generator for testing the performance of optoelectronic components such as photodetectors and receivers. They are powered by wall plug units.
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MPA-100 -
Santec Corporation
MPA-100 is a highly integrated rack mountable model of pigtailed photo-detectors. Multi-channel optical power from MPO or MTP connectors are measured. Photo-detectors of Silicon type for 850 nm range and InGaAs type for 1260 - 1610 nm are available. The detected photo-current is converted into a voltage output using a 16-bit multi-channel DAQ interface. The dimensions are (W) 482.6 x (D) 430 x (H) 44 mm. The highly integrated MPA-100 is available up to 80 channels with an excellent cost performance and small footprint. The MPA-100 is useful for many 40 GbE / 100 GbE applications, such as testing and monitoring of transceivers (SR4, SR10, LR4, and ER4) for data communications, broadband / CATV, and telecommunications. Tap-PD model (Eg. a partial 5 % tapped power detection) is also available with customization.
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Newport Electronics
For noise sensitive experiments, we offer balanced photoreceivers that suppress up to 50 dB of laser / source intensity noise in experimental set-ups. These balanced optical receivers with two well-matched photodetectors can eliminate the need for lock-in amplifiers and can make all of the difference when you are trying to detect a small signal in applications like absorption spectroscopy, or heterodyne detection.
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Edmund Optics Inc.
Detectors are used to measure the illumination of a light source for a number of optical or spectrometry applications. Detectors consist of arrays of photodiodes or photodetectors that transmit electrical current when excited by collision from photons. Detectors enable the measurement of important light characteristics that are not conveniently acquired in other ways. A selection of photodiodes is also available with linked amplifier capabilities for easier, more precise measurement capacities.Detectors
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FEMTO Messtechnik GmbH
Ultra-wide bandwidth from 10 kHz up to 2.5 GHzGain up to 60 dB (x 1,000)Transimpedance gain with photodetectors up to 50,000 V/AVery low input noise down to 310 pV/√Hz (6.2 pA/√Hz)Integrated DC-current path for biased photodetector applicationsTwo identical signal outputs (HSA-Y series)DC-monitor output (HSA-Y series)
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Ametek Scientific Instruments
Frequency Response Analysis (also referred to as Transfer Function Analysis) measures the output spectrum of a system relative to a stimulus, and is used to characterize the dynamics of the system under test. The technique measures the magnitude and phase relationship between output and input waveforms as a function of frequency. The input signals may be from a wide range of sensors including acoustic (microphones/sonar), mechanical (accelerometers/displacement transducers), optical (photodetectors), and electrical (amplifiers).
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Macom Technology Solutions Holdings Inc.
MACOM's optoelectronics products include a wide range of transimpedance amplifiers (TIA) for line and client side fiber optic receivers up to 1.6 Tbps . Our portfolio includes linear TIAs for coherent and PAM-4 receivers and limiting TIAs for NRZ based receivers. These parts feature market leading gain, noise performance and power dissipation. They are available in die form for integration with photo-detectors in an optical sub-assembly as well as integrated TIA with a CDR..
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Macom Technology Solutions Holdings Inc.
MACOM's optoelectronics products include a wide range of transimpedance amplifiers (TIA) for line and client side fiber optic receivers up to 1.6 Tbps . Our portfolio includes linear TIAs for coherent and PAM-4 receivers and limiting TIAs for NRZ based receivers. These parts feature market leading gain, noise performance and power dissipation. They are available in die form for integration with photo-detectors in an optical sub-assembly as well as integrated TIA with a CDR..
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Macom Technology Solutions Holdings Inc.
MACOM offers high sensitivity PIN photodiodes with industry leading performance at speeds of 56Gbd / 100G. Proprietary designs enable operation using PAM4 modulation protocols in 50 /100G applications. The high responsivity designs have high reliability and are suitable for use in both tele-communications and datacenter networks. The high bandwidth PIN photodetectors are available in a back illuminated design (highest performance), a front illuminated design (more cost effective) and in both singlet and array form factors
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Thorlabs, Inc.
Welcome to Thorlabs; below you will find links to detectors and instrumentation that measure the various properties of light, a subset of our entire line of photonics products. Thorlabs offers an extensive selection of instruments that measure the properties of light. Our versatile power and energy meters can be used with over 25 different sensors in order to make NIST-traceable power and energy measurements. If the convenience of a meter is not desired, our selection of detectors includes basic photodiodes (uncalibrated and calibrated), photodetectors (biased, amplified, and avalanche), CCD and CMOS arrays, position detectors, integrating spheres, and photomultiplier tubes. The Beam Characterization category contains beam profilers (camera and scanning slit), a wavefront sensor, spectrometers, and interferometers, while the Polarimetery link leads to a selection of instruments used to measure and control the polarization of light.
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HPC-3 -
Shenzhen Chuangxin Instruments Co., Ltd.
● Adopting micro-spectrometer technology which is more accurate than traditional photo-detectors .● Measure chromaticity coordinate temperature, chromaticity coordinate, rending index, color difference, etc● Data hold, save and open-function. Several groups of data can be saved. ● Accuracy of chromaticity coordinates :±0.003(x ,y)● 128*64 LED of graphic interface displaying spectrum wave, chromaticity diagram ● USB interface for PC communication ● Quality Li-Battery for recycled-utilization ● Range of wavelength：380nm－780nm； ● wavelength accuracy：±0.5nm Repeatability：±0.2nm ● Accuracy of chromaticity coordinate:±0.0025, Resolution：0.0001； ● Correlated color temperature：1500-25000K, Accuracy：±3%，Resolution：1K； ● Accuracy of total color difference：within±0.2 (under standard illuminate A）； ● Range of Illumination measurement：1.0lx-100klx; ● Accuracy of Illumination measurement：Class 1
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BitBox -
BitFlow, Inc.
The BitBox is BitFlow''s new solution for high density I/O applications. Many machine makers require a large number of computer managed I/O signals for continuous control of the system state. This means controlling devices such strobes, solenoids, actuators, indicators etc. as well as gathering inputs from photo-detectors, switches, encoders and triggers. In general, BitFlow frame grabbers come with a fairly large number of inputs and outputs, but for some system this is simply not enough. Most customers end up purchasing another device to manage the I/O, which adds expense, requires another slot, another driver and SDK, another manual, etc. The BitBox has been designed for just this situation. It is controlled completely from the frame grabber, uses the same API, driver and manuals as the frame grabber. This saves time, money, space, and learning curve.
