Single-Wavelength Detectors
Product Overview
Up to 10 GHz electrical bandwidth
2.2 – 5.0 µm center wavelength
Up to GV/W response
Free-space or fiber-coupled input
Plug-n-play with built-in pre-amplification
Single-Wavelength Detector Details
The greatest challenge for mid-infrared detectors is typically the substantial inherent noise and that they collect large amounts of noise from the surroundings. Our single-wavelength detectors alleviates both limitations by using narrowband and efficient upconversion technology together with low-noise silicon-based detectors. This is all done in our plug-n-play detector modules where the infrared signal is mixed with our high-power pump laser to produce a near-visible signal detectable by a versatile range of high response silicon-based detectors. In case you are not in the need for ultra-low signal detection we also offer broad-band solutions that compromise the efficiency but allow your broad-band sources into the regime of high-speed and low-noise mid-infrared detectors.
Whether you are looking for the smallest or the fastest signals we believe that our portfolio of state-of-the-art mid-infrared detectors can serve almost any challenging measurement task you can imagine.
Always plug-n-play, maintenance free and with built-in transimpedance amplifier.
If you are interested in > 10 GHz bandwidth, you are welcome to contact us for more information.
Applications:
- Pulse characterization
- Fast-event analysis
- Ultra-low-level signal extraction
- Free-space optical communication
- Remote sensing
- QCL and OPO beam analysis
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Specifications
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You can also download the data sheet to get more technical details.
#1 Demo - Nano-second pulse detection
Nano-second pulse detection with only 0.5 μW peak power in the infrared regime.
How?
With NLIR‘s fast and high-response 1GHz tunable detector.
#2 Demo - Tuning a single-wavelength detector
Narrowband detectors are the right choice for high efficiency and low noise applications.
Measurement of mid-IR ns Pulses
Light from an NKT Photonics MIR Compact supercontinuum source, which emits 5 ns pulses at 40 kHz covering a spectrum from 2 µm to 4.2 µm, is measured using two different point detectors. A MIR monochromator selects the wavelength 2.4 µm with a 20 nm bandwidth, and the output is coupled to a 200 µm MIR fiber. The output of the fiber is sent in turn to each of two detectors: an NLIR 240 MHz 2.4 µm Single-wavelength detector (with 50 dB attenuation) and a commercially available 9 MHz InAsSb detector with direct exposure. The figure shows the responses of the two detectors.
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