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FSLD-935-06

Superluminescent Diode by Frankfurt Laser Company
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The FSLD-935-06 from Frankfurt Laser Company is a Superluminescent Diode with Wavelength 910 to 950 nm, Output Power 6 to 7.5 mW, Bandwidth (FWHM) 60 to 70 nm(Spectral Width), Forward Voltage 2.5 V, Forward Current 150 to 200 mA. More details for FSLD-935-06 can be seen below.

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Product Details

  • Part Number
    FSLD-935-06
  • Manufacturer
    Frankfurt Laser Company
  • Description
    WIDE BANDWIDTH SUPERLUMINESCENT DIODE

General Parameters

  • Type
    Free Space SLED
  • Wavelength
    910 to 950 nm
  • Center Wavelength
    935 nm
  • Output Power
    6 to 7.5 mW
  • Bandwidth (FWHM)
    60 to 70 nm(Spectral Width)
  • Forward Voltage
    2.5 V
  • Forward Current
    150 to 200 mA
  • Residual Spectral Modulation depth(Ripple)
    2 to 5 %
  • Secondary coherence subpeaks
    -25 dB (10 log)
  • Spectral Ripple
    1 to 2 dB
  • TEC Current
    1.2 A
  • TEC Voltage
    3.5 V
  • Package Type
    TO-Can
  • Package
    SOT148, TO3-1, TO3-2

Temperature

  • Operating Temperature display
    -55 to 80 Degree C

Applications

  • Application
    fiberoptic sensors, Bragg grating sensors, optical coherence tomography, optical measurements, others

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