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DInGaAs Series

DInGaAs Near-Infrared Detectors

Three-millimetre active-area InGaAs detector options covering standard and extended near-infrared spectral measurements with current output.

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Catalog context

Where DInGaAs Series fits

DInGaAs Series is listed as DInGaAs Near-Infrared Detectors in the Near-infrared single-point detectors family. The local catalog record provides these first selection fields: Models: DInGaAs1700-R03M / DInGaAs2600-R03M; Active-area diameter: 3 mm; Spectral range: 800–1700 nm / 800–2600 nm.

Specifications

ModelsDInGaAs1700-R03M / DInGaAs2600-R03M
Active-area diameter3 mm
Spectral range800–1700 nm / 800–2600 nm
Peak responsivity (minimum)0.9 A/W / 1.1 A/W
Signal outputCurrent

Complete source specification

Model-by-model comparison

The full manufacturer-published comparison is transcribed below so model differences remain visible rather than being reduced to a single range.

ParameterDInGaAs1700-R03MDInGaAs2600-R03M
Effective-area diameter3 mm3 mm
Spectral range800–1700 nm800–2600 nm
Peak responsivity, minimum0.9 A/W1.1 A/W
Dark current, maximum100 nA1000 nA
D*, typical2.3 × 10¹²4.1 × 10¹⁰
NEP, typical1.2 × 10⁻¹³6.5 × 10⁻¹²
Resistance1.5 MΩ320 Ω
Capacitance800 pF9000 pF
Rise time100 ns1 µs
Signal outputCurrentCurrent

Design and integration details

  • Room-temperature InGaAs detectors covering standard and extended NIR ranges.
  • Both models share the same mechanical construction.
  • Three-millimetre active-area diameter with current output.

Application and connection notes

  • Select the 1700 model for the standard InGaAs band or the 2600 model for extended-NIR coverage.
  • A current preamplifier may be required by the downstream acquisition electronics.

Values are transcribed from the archived product table and diagrams. Confirm the final detector, electronics and spectrograph interface for your configuration.

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System integration

Integration and compatibility

Use these checks to connect DInGaAs Series to the surrounding optical, mechanical and control system. Every value shown is taken from this model's own specification record.

Spectral response
Spectral range: 800–1700 nm / 800–2600 nm · Peak responsivity (minimum): 0.9 A/W / 1.1 A/W
Responsivity varies strongly across the stated band. Read the figure at your own wavelength rather than at the peak the headline range implies.
Active area
Active-area diameter: 3 mm
Active area sets both the alignment tolerance and, through capacitance, the achievable bandwidth. A larger element is easier to hit and slower to read.
Output and bias
Signal output: Current
Confirm whether the module is biased and amplified internally or expects an external supply and transimpedance stage. The two builds are not interchangeable and the wrong assumption destroys detectors.

Technical FAQ

Integration questions for DInGaAs Series

What wavelengths does the DInGaAs Series detect?

Spectral range: 800–1700 nm / 800–2600 nm · Peak responsivity (minimum): 0.9 A/W / 1.1 A/W. Responsivity varies strongly across the stated band. Read the figure at your own wavelength rather than at the peak the headline range implies.

What is the active area of the DInGaAs Series?

Active-area diameter: 3 mm. Active area sets both the alignment tolerance and, through capacitance, the achievable bandwidth. A larger element is easier to hit and slower to read.

How is the DInGaAs Series read out?

Signal output: Current. Confirm whether the module is biased and amplified internally or expects an external supply and transimpedance stage. The two builds are not interchangeable and the wrong assumption destroys detectors.