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OPF470 - Fiber Optic Detector

General Description

The OPF470 is a low noise silicon PIN photodiode mounted in a low cost package for fiber optic applications.

It offers fast response at moderate bias and is compatible with LED and laser diode sources in the 800-1000 nm wavelength region.

Key Features

  • Electrically isolated plastic cap package.
  • High speed, low capacitance.
  • Designed to self align in the 0.228 diameter bore of standard fiber optic receptacles.
  • Press fit simplified component installation.
  • 35MHz operation minimum.

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Fiber Optic Detector OPF470 Features:  Electrically isolated plastic cap package  High speed, low capacitance  Designed to self align in the 0.228 diameter bore of standard fiber optic receptacles.  Press fit simplified component installation  35MHz operation minimum Description: The OPF470 is a low noise silicon PIN photodiode mounted in a low cost package for fiber optic applications. It offers fast response at moderate bias and is compatible with LED and laser diode sources in the 800-1000 nm wavelength region. Low capacitance improves signal to noise performance in typical short haul LAN applications. The OPF470 is designed to be compatible with multimode optical fibers from 50/125 to 200/300 microns.