Silicon-Differential and Quadrant Diodes
Thanks to the small areas of the individual segments differential diodes are well suited for high resolution and fast position measurements.
For high resolution measurements
Differential diodes consist of two, quadrant diodes of four individual photodiode segments which are separated by only a very small gap of just several tens of μm.
Applications
Thanks to the small areas of the individual segments differential diodes are well suited for high resolution and fast position measurements along an axis, quadrant diodes along two axes. The position measurement is achieved by the comparison of the photocurrents of each photodiode segment.
Datasheets
- PDB-C201 (PDF, 206.9 KB)
- SD 066-24-21-011 (PDF, 167.6 KB)
- SD 113-24-21-021 (PDF, 167.3 KB)
- SD 160-24-21-021 (PDF, 168.1 KB)
- PDB-C203 (PDF, 200.2 KB)
- SD 055-23-21-221 (PDF, 155.1 KB)
- SD 085-23-21-021 (PDF, 160.9 KB)
- SD 118-23-21-021 (PDF, 160.6 KB)
- SD 197-23-21-041 (PDF, 166.8 KB)
- SD 225-23-21-040 (PDF, 168.3 KB)
- SD 380-23-21-051 (PDF, 146.0 KB)
- SD 380-23-21-251 (PDF, 162.3 KB)
- LC-301 DQD Amplifier for bi-cell and quadrant photodiodes (PDF, 115.8 KB)
Manufacturer information
Contact
| Contact person: | Chris Varney |
| Company: | LASER COMPONENTS (UK) Ltd. |
| Street: | Goldlay House 114 Parkway |
| ZIP / City: | CM2 7PR Chelmsford Essex |
| Telephone: | +44 1245 491499 |
| Fax: | +44 1245 491801 |
| Email: | cvarney@lasercomponents.co.uk |
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