LASER COMPONENTS revamped InGaAs and extended InGaAs photodiode technolgy, which has led to the development of not only the components themselves but to groundbreaking industrial "Plug&Play" sensors as well - the MAJOR series.
The photodiode sensors have a panchromatic detector with a sensitivity range of 450 nm to 2000 nm and a reduced temperature dependence.
They work reliably in (core) systems and are able to read out evidential data - e.g. data can be tagged with a time stamp. Furthermore they have a calibration option, a digital and analog output, an internal storage capacity, and are integrated in a housing with an external M12 thread. Powerful electronics have been embedded into the MAJOR-A. It offers an arithmetical averaging between measurement values, an offset correction, and the option "measure on demand". Additional features are the automatic amplification adjustment and the programmable amplification.
The built-in photodiode is also made by LASER COMPONENTS. At wavelengths below 2100 nm, the temperature coefficient of the IG22X1000S4i is less than 0.01%/K (see figure). Thus, a temperature change of 50 K results in a deviation of only 0.5%. Inside the MAJOR it is possible to improve this value again via software.
More Information http://www.lasercomponents.com/de-en/product/major-a/
Trade Shows
- BiOS 2014, Feb., 01. - 02., 2014, The Moscone Center, San Francisco, USA, Booth 8517
- Photonics West 2014, Feb., 04. - 06., 2014, The Moscone Center, San Francisco, USA, Booth 517
- analytica 2014, Apr., 01. - 04., 2014, Neue Messe München, Booth A2.400A
- Optatec 2014, May, 20. - 22., 2014, Messe Frankfurt
- Defense, Security & Sensing 2014, Apr., 30. - May, 02., 2014, Baltimore, USA, Booth 1030
- Sensor + Test 2014, Jun., 03. - 05.2014, Messe Nürnberg, Booth 12.11
The photodiode sensors have a panchromatic detector with a sensitivity range of 450 nm to 2000 nm and a reduced temperature dependence.
They work reliably in (core) systems and are able to read out evidential data - e.g. data can be tagged with a time stamp. Furthermore they have a calibration option, a digital and analog output, an internal storage capacity, and are integrated in a housing with an external M12 thread. Powerful electronics have been embedded into the MAJOR-A. It offers an arithmetical averaging between measurement values, an offset correction, and the option "measure on demand". Additional features are the automatic amplification adjustment and the programmable amplification.
The built-in photodiode is also made by LASER COMPONENTS. At wavelengths below 2100 nm, the temperature coefficient of the IG22X1000S4i is less than 0.01%/K (see figure). Thus, a temperature change of 50 K results in a deviation of only 0.5%. Inside the MAJOR it is possible to improve this value again via software.
More Information http://www.lasercomponents.com/de-en/product/major-a/
Trade Shows
- BiOS 2014, Feb., 01. - 02., 2014, The Moscone Center, San Francisco, USA, Booth 8517
- Photonics West 2014, Feb., 04. - 06., 2014, The Moscone Center, San Francisco, USA, Booth 517
- analytica 2014, Apr., 01. - 04., 2014, Neue Messe München, Booth A2.400A
- Optatec 2014, May, 20. - 22., 2014, Messe Frankfurt
- Defense, Security & Sensing 2014, Apr., 30. - May, 02., 2014, Baltimore, USA, Booth 1030
- Sensor + Test 2014, Jun., 03. - 05.2014, Messe Nürnberg, Booth 12.11
