Our 45 GHz fiber-optic detectors make ultra high-speed measurements of more than 40 GHz easy. This ultra high-speed photodetector is frequencey domain optimized to provide especially flat frequency responses over wide bandwidths. Each unit is individually tested and shipped with its own frequency-response curve.
- Ultra high speed fiber-optic detectors
- High sensitivity throughout spectrum
- Easy-to-use, self-contained module
- Singlemode FC/UPC fiber-optic connector
- DC to 45 GHz 3 dB bandwidth See All Features
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Specifications
- Detector MaterialInGaAs
- Detector Diameter12 µm
- Wavelength Range500-1630 nm
- 3 dB BandwidthDC to 45 GHz (typ)
- Maximum Conversion Gain10 V/W
- Responsivity0.45 A/W
- Fiber-Optic ConnectorFC/UPC
- Fiber TypeSinglemode
- Rise Time9 ps (typ)
- NEP45 pW/√Hz
- Output ConnectorWiltron K
- Output Impedance50 Ω
- DC Bias Monitor Bandwidth50 KHz
- DC Bias Monitor Transimpedance Gain1 V/mA
- Power RequirementsInternal 9-V battery
Features
Ultra High-Speed Photodetection
This high-speed fiber optic photodetector shows flat response up to 45 GHz and is optimized for frequency-domain applications. For time-domain applications, please see our Time Domain Fiber-Optic Detectors.
Easy-to-use, Self-contained Module
These self-contained modules connect directly to test instruments like digital oscilloscopes, spectrum analyzers, and network analyzers for lightwave time and frequency-domain measurements. The internal housing of the high-speed models is specially designed to preserve the frequency response and phase to give true fidelity in your measurements. Also, the photodetector comes equipped with a DC-bias monitor that has a transimpedance gain of 1 mV/µA and a 50-kHz bandwidth.
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Applications
- Characterizing the frequency response of pulsed lasers, modulators & transmitters
- Microwave generation - heterodyne experiments
- Characterizing pulse propagation through dispersive optical systems
Resources
Technical Notes
Application Notes
Literature
High Speed Optical Receiver and Detector Brochure(3.8 MB, PDF)









