PIPD - Pigtail Integrated InGaAs PIN Photodiode Array

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High Responsivity Low Dark Current Quick Response Wide Operating Wavelength High Reliability Laser Welding & Soldering Pigtail Integrated InGaAs PIN Photodiode Oplink’s PIPD series PIN photodiode is based on InGaAs process. It is designed for power level monitoring in optical network systems. The product features low dark current and high responsivity and wide operating wavelength range. Oplink can provide customized designs to meet specialized feature.

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Part number	PIPD
Manufacturer	OPLINK
File Size	209.65 KB
Description	Pigtail Integrated InGaAs PIN Photodiode Array
Datasheet	PIPD Datasheet
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Pigtail Integrated InGaAs PIN Photodiode PIPD Series Features High Responsivity Low Dark Current Quick Response Wide Operating Wavelength High Reliability Laser Welding & Soldering Pigtail Integrated InGaAs PIN Photodiode Oplink’s PIPD series PIN photodiode is based on InGaAs process. It is designed for power level monitoring in optical network systems. The product features low dark current and high responsivity and wide operating wavelength range. Oplink can provide customized designs to meet specialized feature applications. Also, Oplink offers modular assemblies that integrate other components to form a full function module or subsystem.

Published: Feb 28, 2011 |