O/E converter. For observing discharge light of PDP and measuring light response of sensors.
For the observation of emitted light from optical communication devices, an O/E conversion sensitivity of several hundred V/W is not required to be very high. On the other hand, high conversion sensitivity is necessary for observing discharge light from PDPs and for optical measurement applications. The SPS series has been developed to achieve high conversion sensitivity with low noise while securing a certain bandwidth by newly designing the first stage TIA and providing two models with variations in the optical system.
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●SPS Series Selection Table Model Name, Max NA, Max Core Diameter, Bandwidth, Sensitivity SPS-1 10kV, 0.2, 0.8mm, 100MHz, 10kV/W SPS-1 100kV, 0.2, 0.8mm, 15MHz, 100kV/W SPS-2 10kV, 0.5, 1.0mm, 100MHz, 10kV/W SPS-2 100kV, 0.5, 1.0mm, 15MHz, 100kV/W
Price range
P3
Delivery Time
※If in stock, within one week; if out of stock, within one month.
Applications/Examples of results
Observation of discharge light from plasma display panels and optical application measurement applications using various sensors.
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We manufacture and sell uniquely designed E/O converters and O/E converters used for optical signal measurement (supporting DC to 3GHz). We also accept contract development for high-speed and wideband analog circuits, high-precision analog circuits, mixed analog-digital circuits, and products that integrate optical technology with electronic technology.
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