PD10-IR-pJ sensors measure energy down to 30pJ
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PD10-IR-pJ sensors
Ophir-Spiricon has brought out the PD10-IR-pJ Photodiode Energy Sensors, which measure very low energy, down to 30pJ.
Part of the PD10 range of high-sensitivity silicon-laser sensors, the new devices extend the low-measurement capability to the NIR range, covering 800 to 1800nm.
The PD10-IR-pJ sensors are designed for very low energy commercial and military applications, such as telecommunications and remote sensing.
The PD10-IR-pJ range can measure very low energies, either single shot or repetitive, up to 10kHz.
The devices use a 5mm aperture germanium photodiode to measure pulse energies in the 200pJ to 20nJ range, with the lowest possible energy measurement as small as 30pJ.
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