High sensitivity from short wavelength to 800 nm Si APD S17353 series
arrow_backTil oversigtenHamamatsu Photonics is pleased to announce the launch of its latest Si APD S17353 Series sensors, designed for high sensitivity and low noise performance in applications spanning a wide wavelength range from short wavelengths to 800 nm. These advanced sensors are ideal for low-light measurement and analysis instruments, making them a crucial addition to industry's analytical tools.
The new S17353 Series features six distinct models, all engineered to offer improved signal-to-noise ratios and exceptional sensitivity and are suited to spectroscopy, analytical chemistry and industrial applications.
Key Features:
High sensitivity and low noise performance from short wavelengths to 800 nm
Enhanced gain and photosensitivity, with typical photosensitivity of 0.44 A/W
A versatile selection of six products, each offering different photosensitive area sizes, packages and dark current types.
Hamamatsu Photonics envisages these APDs to be particularly interesting to R&D professionals and engineers in analytical and industrial domains where low-light measurements or analysis are required.
Produktet er tilføjet af:
Hamamatsu Photonics Norden AB
Hamamatsu Photonics er en verdensledende producent af opto-elektroniske komponenter og systemer. Blandt andet tilbyder vi sensorer og systemer til spektroskopi (inklusive ultrahurtig), videnskabelige kameraer, løsninger til stråleovervågning, foton-tællende detektorer og systemer, fotomultiplikatorer, fotodioder og IR-detektorer.
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