PDB-V610-2

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Optical Sensors - Photodiodes are widely used in many applications due to their fast response time, high sensitivity, and low cost. One such application is the PDB-V610-2 module, which is designed to measure the light beam intensity of laser systems.

The PDB-V610-2 is made up of two parts: the sensor head assembly and the electronics unit. The sensor head assembly consists of an optical transmitting medium, a detector, and a reflecting surface. This assembly converts the light beam intensity into an electrical signal that is passed to the electronics unit. The electronics unit then converts the electrical signal into a corresponding voltage output.

The working principle of the module is based on the photoconductive effect. When light is incident upon the optically transparent medium, it is absorbed by a layer of semiconductor material. This absorption causes the semiconductor material to become conductive, producing an electric current through the material.

The electric current is then passed to the detector, which converts it into an electrical signal. This signal is then converted into a voltage output by the electronics unit. The output voltage is proportional to the light beam intensity. The module can measure light beam intensity from 20 nanowatts to 20 milliwatts.

The PDB-V610-2 module has many advantages. It is easy to install and operate, and can be used to measure light beam intensity in real-time. Additionally, it is dustproof and water-resistant, which makes it a suitable choice for outdoor applications. It also offers a Full Scale accuracy of 0.05%, and a temperature range of -20°C to 85°C.

In summary, the PDB-V610-2 optical sensor module is an ideal choice for applications requiring fast, accurate, and reliable light beam intensity measurements. It is simple to install and operate, offers excellent performance, and is robust enough to handle harsh environmental conditions. As such, it is widely used in laser systems, lasers diodes, and monochromatic light sources.

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