0090-3111-185
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0090-3111-185
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This 1206 package photodiode provides reliable performance in optical detection applications within 800-1700nm range, featuring 20V reverse voltage tolerance and 200pA dark current. Designed for precision sensing in communication systems and advanced sensor arrays, it requires careful thermal management and ESD protection during handling. Best suited for applications requiring stable performance under -40°C to +100°C conditions with minimal signal noise.
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Specifications
Light Sensitivity | 40 A/W |
Maximum Forward Current | 10mA |
Maximum Power Dissipation | 0.8V * 10mA = 8mW |
Operating Temperature Range | -40 to +100°C |
Package Type | 1206 |
Rated Current | 10mA |
Rated Voltage | 20V |
Reverse Leakage Current | 1nA |
Spectral Response Range | 900 to 1700 nm |
Function And Role
Core Function
Photodiode for detecting light in the 800nm-1700nm wavelength range with low dark current
Key Characteristics
- 20V DC reverse voltage rating
- 200pA dark current
- Operating temperature range: -40°C to +100°C
- 1206 package (0.5mm x 0.3mm)
Application Domains
Basic Scenarios
- Optical communication systems
- Infrared sensor arrays
- Photometric measurement devices
Extended Scenarios
- Medical imaging equipment
- LiDAR systems
- Automotive night vision systems
Precautions
Soldering | Use 300-350°C soldering iron with 0.5-1.0s contact time to prevent thermal overstress |
Current Limit | Max continuous current: 1mA (exceeding causes irreversible damage) |
Voltage Limit | Reverse voltage must not exceed 20V (transient spikes >30V may cause breakdown) |
Thermal Management | Maintain junction temperature below 85°C during continuous operation |
Storage | Store in <10% relative humidity, avoid temperatures below -40°C or above +125°C |
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Alternative Model Params
- Spectral range (800-1700nm)
- Reverse voltage (20V min)
- Dark current (<200pA)
- Operating temperature (-40°C to +100°C)
- Package size (1206)
Design Recommendations
Layout | Implement 0Ω current shunt for bias circuitry |
Thermal | Use thermal vias in PCB layout for heat dissipation |
Compatibility | Ensure bias circuit has <1kΩ output impedance |
Testing | Perform dark current measurement at 25°C before final assembly |
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