Name: PDB-V112
Brand: Luna Optoelectronics
SKU: PDB-V112-ND
Availability: InStock

Allicdata Part #:	PDB-V112-ND
Manufacturer Part#:	PDB-V112
Price:	$ 0.00
Product Category:	Sensors, Transducers
Manufacturer:	Luna Optoelectronics
Short Description:	PHOTODIODE BLUE 100MM SQ BNC
More Detail:	Photodiode 950nm 2µs 104° Module
DataSheet:	PDB-V112 Datasheet/PDF
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Specifications

Series:	--
Packaging:	--
Part Status:	Obsolete
Wavelength:	950nm
Color - Enhanced:	Blue
Spectral Range:	350nm ~ 1100nm
Diode Type:	--
Responsivity @ nm:	--
Response Time:	2µs
Voltage - DC Reverse (Vr) (Max):	75V
Current - Dark (Typ):	200nA
Active Area:	100mm²
Viewing Angle:	104°
Operating Temperature:	-10°C ~ 60°C
Mounting Type:	Connector
Package / Case:	Module

Description

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Introduction
The PDB-V112 is an optical sensor in the form of a photodiode. It measures the electrical current output of infrared or visible light and converts it into an electrical signal. It has proven to be a useful tool in a variety of applications, such as sunray monitoring, spectral amplification, UV detection and tracking, wireless communication, optical material characterisation, and many more.

Application field
PDB-V112 is used for sunray monitoring, in order to protect people from ultraviolet (UV) radiation and overexposure to sunlight. This photodiode is able to detect the intensity of the sun’s rays and alert people of the current UV index, allowing users to protect themselves from skin cancer and other diseases caused by overexposure to sunlight. PDB-V112 also helps conserve energy by monitoring the natural light intensity in buildings and making changes to the automated lighting systems.

PDB-V112 can also be used in spectral amplification, aiding in the development of optical equipment. It amplifies light in specific wavelengths, making it easier to detect and analyse specific spectra. Another application of the PDB-V112 is in the field of wireless communication. It can be used to detect signals, allowing for more efficient and reliable transmission of data.

PDB-V112 is also essential in optical material characterisation. It helps measure the properties of materials, such as transmission, absorbance, and reflectance. This information can be used in a variety of experiments, including studying the optical properties of materials and analysing light-material interactions.

Working principle
The PDB-V112 works by using a negative-resistance semiconductor diode. This diode is capable of converting light waves into electrical signals. When exposed to visible light or infrared radiation, the diode creates a voltage current which is proportional to the light intensity. This current is then sent to an operational amplifier, which further amplifies the signal. The amplified signal is then sent to the user’s computer, allowing for accurate measurement of light intensity.

The PDB-V112 also has the ability to detect ultraviolet (UV) radiation. The diode is specifically designed to only allow UV radiation through, while blocking out other light frequencies. This makes it ideal for sunray monitoring, as it is capable of accurately measuring UV radiation levels. The UV radiation is then detected by an amplifier, which amplifies the signal and sends it to the user’s computer.

In conclusion, the PDB-V112 is a versatile optical sensor that has a wide range of applications. It is capable of accurately measuring visible light, infrared radiation, and UV radiation. It can be used in a variety of fields, including sunray monitoring, spectral amplification, UV detection and tracking, wireless communication, optical material characterisation, and many more.

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Sensors, Transducers