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HFD7000-2XX - Fiber Optic Components

General Description

The HFD7000 series are high-speed optical receivers designed for data transmission in industrial LAN applications.

The monolithic CMOS chip consists of a large area photodiode, pre-amplifier with controlled gain, a post amplifier, a comparator, and TTL output stage.

Key Features

  • Designed to meet industrial LAN specifications.
  • Converts optical into electrical signal.
  • Typical sensitivity @ 660 nm, -21 dBm.
  • Single 5 V supply.
  • High speed (dc to 16 Mbps) www. DataSheet4U. com.
  • Metal SMA barrel for high mechanical stability (HFD7000-202).
  • Separate grounding of the barrel provides excellent RFI/EMI/ESD shielding.
  • Low-cost plastic version (HFD7000-212) available.
  • PIN-compatible with Honeywell’s HFD3.

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Datasheet Details

Part number HFD7000-2XX
Manufacturer Honeywell
File Size 124.08 KB
Description Fiber Optic Components
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Fiber Optic Components High-speed TTL Receiver FEATURES • Designed to meet industrial LAN specifications • Converts optical into electrical signal • Typical sensitivity @...

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ions • Converts optical into electrical signal • Typical sensitivity @ 660 nm, -21 dBm • Single 5 V supply • High speed (dc to 16 Mbps) www.DataSheet4U.com • Metal SMA barrel for high mechanical stability (HFD7000-202) • Separate grounding of the barrel provides excellent RFI/EMI/ESD shielding • Low-cost plastic version (HFD7000-212) available • PIN-compatible with Honeywell’s HFD3403 5 Mbps receiver HFD7000-2xx HFD7000-212 HFD7000-202 WARNING PERSONAL INJURY DO NOT USE these products as safety or emergency stop devices, or in any other application where failure of the product could result in personal injury.