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Model No.

ET-3000

ET-3010

ET-3020

ET-3040

Detector Type

PIN

PIN

PIN

PIN

Risetime

<175ps

<225ps

<6ns

<1.25ns

Falltime

<175ps

<225ps

<250ns

<3.70ns

Responsivity @1.3µm

0.8A/W

0.8A/W

0.8A/W

0.9A/W

Bias Voltage

6V

6V

non-biased

6V

Cut off Frequency

>2GHz

>1.5GHz

>2.5MHz

>50MHz

Active Area (dia)

100µm

100µm

3.0mm

1.0mm

Dark Current

<1nA

<1nA

<2000nA

<20nA

Junction Capacitance

<0.75pF

<1.25pF

<1300pF

<32pF

Reverse Breakdown Voltage

25V

25V

2V

20V

Acceptance Angle (1/2 Angle)

20°

N/A

50°

50°

Noise Equivalent Power (pW/√Hz)

<0.1

<0.1

<1.0

<0.1

Max linear ratings

cw current (damage) 5mA

cw current  5mA

cw current (damage) 5mA

cw current (damage) 5mA

cw power (damage) 20mW

cw power  5mW

cw power (damage) 20mW

cw power (damage) 20mW

Connector

BNC

BNC

BNC

BNC

Mounting (Tapped Hole)

8-32 and M4

8-32 and M4

8-32 and M4

8-32 and M4

Fiber Optic Connector

N/A

FC

N/A

N/A

Price (North America Only) $295.00 $375.00 $550.00 $395.00
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Notes:
  1. The ET-3000, ET-3010 and ET-3040 can be ordered with an optional 5V wall plug in power supply. See Price List for cost.
  2. Standard photodetectors have a positive bias. Photodetectors with a negative bias are available as a special option.
  3. These photodetectors are not internally terminated. A 50Ω termination is optimal.
  4. For more information on our biased InGaAs photodetectors, please view the Photodetector Application Notes page in the Publications & Technical Support section of our website.
  5. For information on the use of our biased InGaAs photodetectors, please view the Photodetector Users Guide page in the Publications & Technical Support section of our website.
  6. The ET-3020 and ET-3040 have active areas large enough to provide power measurements. For information on how to calculate the incident power on the photodetector using the output voltage on your oscilloscope, please visit our Incident Power Calculator in the Publications & Technical Support section of the website.
  7. To convert frequency response to time domain response or vice versa, please view our Frequency Response to Time Domain Response Calculator on our website.
  8. To convert between watts and dBm please view our Power Conversion Calculator on the Publications & Technical Support section of this website.

Warranty/Terms and Conditions: Please visit the Photodetector Warranty/Terms and Conditions pages in the Publications & Technical Support section of this website.