Vishay — VEMD4x10X01 Photodiodes
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Vishay VEMD4x10X01 Photodiodes

Low-profile photodiodes benefit from improved signal-to-noise ratio

Vishay has introduced two surface-mount, automotive-grade photodiodes in a compact 0805 case with a low 0.7 mm profile which is 0.15 mm lower than the previous generation of photodiodes.

 

The VEMD4010X01 has a sensitivity range stretching from 550 nm to 1040 nm for applications requiring detection of visible and near infrared (IR) light. The VEMD4110X01, which is sensitive over the IR range from 740 nm to 1040 nm, features a daylight blocking filter, and is suited to use with IR emitters operating at wavelengths between 830 nm and 950 nm. For both products, the wavelength of peak sensitivity is 910 nm.

 

Supplied in a black package, these Vishay photodiodes have opaque side walls to block unwanted side illumination and increase the signal-to-noise ratio.

Vishay — VEMD4x10X01 Photodiodes

Features

  • AEC-Q101 qualified
  • 2.4 μA reverse light current at 950 nm and 1 mW/cm²
  • 1 nA dark current
  • Fast response time ±55° angle of half-sensitivity
  • Operating-temperature range: -40°C to 110°C
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Applications

  • Solar load sensors
  • Automotive:
    • Rain sensors
    • Light sensors
    • Tunnel sensors
  • Industrial light barriers
  • Reflective proximity sensors

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