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Amplified Fiber Optical Detector: 0.8-1.7µm, 100MHz

Amplified Fiber Optical Detector: 0.8-1.7µm, 100MHz

The AFOD series detectors offer a user-friendly photodiode package with an integrated high-gain, low-noise analog transimpedance amplifier, optimized for applications requiring high bandwidth and ultra-fast response times (<1 ns). These detectors feature a manually switchable gain with four settings: 660, 1020, 2000, and 20000, to maximize the signal-to-noise ratio, ideal for detecting low-level optical beat signals at frequencies up to 100 MHz. The AFOD detectors come with fiber optical FC inputs and an M4 tapped hole in the housing for easy post mounting. Each unit includes a low-noise ±12 V linear power supply, with replacements available separately.

Amplified Fiber Optical Detector: 0.8-1.7µm, 100MHz

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Part number: AFOD-101001111

Type: InGaAs · Bandwidth: 100MHz · Grade: Regular · Package: Regular · Power Supply: Included

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Integration and compatibility

Use these checks to connect Amplified Fiber Optical Detector: 0.8-1.7µm, 100MHz to the surrounding optical, mechanical and control system. Every value shown is taken from this model's own specification record.

Control interface
Power Supply: Included, None, Replacement
Match supply voltage, analog or digital command range, connector pinout and default optical state to the instrument interlock. Confirm the unpowered state explicitly — it decides what happens to the link on a power failure.

Technical FAQ

Integration questions for Amplified Fiber Optical Detector: 0.8-1.7µm, 100MHz

Does the Amplified Fiber Optical Detector: 0.8-1.7µm, 100MHz require a controller?

Power Supply: Included, None, Replacement. Match supply voltage, analog or digital command range, connector pinout and default optical state to the instrument interlock. Confirm the unpowered state explicitly — it decides what happens to the link on a power failure.

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