1. Detectors & Imaging

    Pyroelectric detector from Laser Components has uses in IR applications

    July 26, 2017
    The LD2100 series pyroelectric detector with differential outputs is based on the company's current mode detector. 
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    The LD2100 series pyroelectric detector with differential outputs is based on the company's current mode detector. When used with a differential amplifier, the detector doubles the signal compared to a single-ended detector, with an improvement in signal-to-noise ratio of ~1.4. It is designed for NDIR and FTIR spectroscopy, IR laser measurement, and pyrometry.

    Laser Components

    Bedford, NH

    www.laser-components.com

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