You can easily check the light emission timing of the light source! A user-friendly probe.
The O-E probe is a unit that converts optical signals into electrical signals. The electrical output is provided through a BNC connector, allowing for easy observation of the converted waveform by connecting it to an oscilloscope or data logger. Additionally, it employs a fiber optic input method for the optical signal, making it easy to capture optical signals simply by directing the fiber probe towards the light source. With the increasing use of light sources that utilize optical modulation in next-generation lighting, such as LEDs, measuring the emission phenomenon requires precise timing. In such cases, the O-E probe is a unit that enables anyone to handle it easily. 【Features】 - Support for high-speed phenomena - Easy optical input - Simple connection to oscilloscopes For more details, please contact us or download the catalog.
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【Specifications】 ○Light receiving element: Silicon PIN photodiode ○Receiving surface size: φ0.4mm ○Sensitivity wavelength range: 320–1000nm ○Maximum sensitivity wavelength (λp): 760nm ○Receiving sensitivity: 0.52 A/W at λp ○Dark current: 0.1nA ●For more details, please contact us or download the catalog.
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Since our founding, we have been committed to our business principle of "enriching people's lives through the light industry." To fulfill this mission, we develop a variety of products that accurately measure and evaluate the "light," which holds infinite potential, and deliver them to numerous companies involved in the light industry.
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