Optek (TT Electronics) OPV332
Opv332, 1.5mW, mAximum Of 2.2 V, 2-Pin 860NM Laser Diode
Mfr. Part #: OPV332 / RS Stock #: 70048604
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Price
Qty.
Standard Price
1
$6.14
5
$5.65
10
$5.40
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Manufacturer Lead Time:
9 weeks
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Overview
The OPV332 is a Vertical Cavity Surface Emitting Laser (VCSEL) packaged in a
dome lens T-1 package. VCSELs offer many advantages in sensing applications
when compared to infrared LEDs. These devices require substantially lower drive
currents to obtain the same amount of output power as LEDs. This feature allows
VCSELs to be used in low power consumption applications such as battery operated
equipment. The dome lens packaging creates a narrow 4 degree beam angle from the
device. Long distance applicationsmay benefit from this feature as secondary optics
may be eliminated, reducing total system cost. The OPV332 is optically and spectrally
compatible with Optek's standard detector products such as the OP500 series
phototransistors, OP530 series photodarlingtons and the OP900 series photodiodes.
850nm VCSEL technology
High thermal stability
Low drive current
High output power
Narrow Beam Angle
Applications
Non-contact position sensing
Photoelectric sensors
Optical encoders
Light curtains
dome lens T-1 package. VCSELs offer many advantages in sensing applications
when compared to infrared LEDs. These devices require substantially lower drive
currents to obtain the same amount of output power as LEDs. This feature allows
VCSELs to be used in low power consumption applications such as battery operated
equipment. The dome lens packaging creates a narrow 4 degree beam angle from the
device. Long distance applicationsmay benefit from this feature as secondary optics
may be eliminated, reducing total system cost. The OPV332 is optically and spectrally
compatible with Optek's standard detector products such as the OP500 series
phototransistors, OP530 series photodarlingtons and the OP900 series photodiodes.
