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S9067-201CT - Photo IC diodes

This page provides the datasheet information for the S9067-201CT, a member of the S9066-211SB Photo IC diodes family.

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  • Spectral response close to human eye sensitivity is attained without using visual-compensated filter. Operation just as easy to use as a photodiode Large output current equivalent to phototransistors Lower output-current fluctuations Excellent linearity Low output fluctu.

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Part number S9067-201CT
Manufacturer Hamamatsu
File Size 211.06 KB
Description Photo IC diodes
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Photo IC diodes S9066-211SB S9067-201CT Spectral response close to human eye sensitivity The S9066-211SB, S9067-201CT photo ICs have spectral response close to human eye sensitivity. Two photosensitive areas are made on a single chip. One is for detecting light in the visible to near infrared range and the other is only sensitive to near infrared light and used for output signal correction. Almost only the visible range can be measured by finding the difference between the two output signals in the internal current amplifier circuit. Compared to previously available devices, these photo ICs offer lower output fluctuations for light sources producing the same illuminance at different color temperatures.
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