InGaAs photodiodes from Discovery Semiconductors have utility in lidar

    Feb. 28, 2017
    The DSC705 InGaAs photodiode is in a "push-pull" configuration, with each photodiode able to handle high optical power up to 50 mW.
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    The DSC705 InGaAs photodiode is in a "push-pull" configuration, with each photodiode able to handle high optical power up to 50 mW (or 100 mW as a pair). The shot noise-limited photodiodes are suited for quantum key distribution (QKD) detection schemes or coherent light detection and ranging (lidar). They have a wavelength response of 1060–1650 nm.
    Discovery Semiconductors
    Ewing, NJ
    www.discoverysemi.com

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