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Catalog details pyroelectric detectors, PbS and PbSe detectors, InGaAs photodiodes, sensor arrays

September 1, 2017 By Paige Beach Leave a Comment

LASER COMPONENTS has issued a new catalog covering its extensive portfolio of infrared components on more than 130 pages. Many of the products are manufactured at the company’s own sites in Arizona and Florida – including pyroelectric detectors, PbS and PbSe detectors, and most of all the highly successful (x)InGaAs photodiodes and sensor arrays. Other components are provided by renowned companies such as Alluxa, NOC, Xenics, and Helioworks.

“Infrared technology has always been one of the most important divisions at LASER COMPONENTS”, says Johannes Kunsch, Head of Business Unit Infrared Components. “Today, we also profit from the expert knowledge accumulated within the last decades. Therefore, our catalog not only offers an overview of our products, but also technological background knowledge.”

Recently, the LASER COMPONENTS Pyro Group proved that the company significantly pushes the borders of IR technology. Thanks to integrated differential amplifiers, their new LD2100 series of detectors achieve a signal to noise ratio of 1.4 and higher.

The catalog is available for download on the LASER COMPONENTS website, or it can be ordered as a free printed version.

More Information www.lasercomponents.com/

 

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