NR6300EZ - 30um InGaAs AVALANCHE PHOTO DIODE

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Description

The NR6300EZ is an InGaAs avalanche photo diode, and can be used in OTDR systems.

Features

Small dark current.
Small terminal capacitance.
High sensitivity.
High speed response.
Detecting area size ID = 5 nA Ct = 0.35 pF @ 0.9 V(BR)R S = 0.94 A/W @.
= 1 310 nm, M = 1 fC = 2.5 GHz MIN. @.
= 1 310 nm, M = 10  30 m Document No. PL10701EJ02V0DS (2nd edition) Date Published January 2010 NS The mark.
shows major revised points. The revised points can be easily searched by copying an ".
" in the PDF file and specifying it i.

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Part number	NR6300EZ
Manufacturer	California Eastern Labs
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Description	30um InGaAs AVALANCHE PHOTO DIODE
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PHOTO DIODE NR6300EZ  30  m InGaAs AVALANCHE PHOTO DIODE FOR OTDR APPLICATIONS DESCRIPTION The NR6300EZ is an InGaAs avalanche photo diode, and can be used in OTDR systems. FEATURES • Small dark current • Small terminal capacitance • High sensitivity • High speed response • Detecting area size ID = 5 nA Ct = 0.35 pF @ 0.9 V(BR)R S = 0.94 A/W @  = 1 310 nm, M = 1 fC = 2.5 GHz MIN. @  = 1 310 nm, M = 10  30 m Document No. PL10701EJ02V0DS (2nd edition) Date Published January 2010 NS The mark  shows major revised points. The revised points can be easily searched by copying an "" in the PDF file and specifying it in the "Find what:" field.

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