Photodiode with sensitivity close to spectral luminous efficiency
The S7686 is a Si photodiode having a spectral response characteristic that is more similar to the human eye sensitivity (spectral luminous efficiency) than our conventional visible-compensated sensors (S1133, etc.).
Features
-Spectral response analogous to CIE spectral luminous efficiency
-Ceramic package for reliability
-Photosensitive area: 2.4 × 2.8 mm
-High-speed response: 0.5 us (VR=0 V, RL=1 kΩ)
-fs value: 8% typ. (vertical light input)
Specifiction:
Number of elements: 1
Package: Ceramic
Package category: With filter (CIE)
Cooling: Non-cooled
Reverse voltage (max.): 10 V
Spectral response range: 480 to 660 nm
Peak sensitivity wavelength (typ.): 550 nm
Photosensitivity (typ.): 0.38 A/W
Dark current (max.): 20 pA
Rise time (typ.): 0.5 μs
Terminal capacitance (typ.): 200 pF
Measurement condition: Typ. Ta=25 ℃, unless otherwise noted,
Photosensitivity: λ=λp, Dark current: VR=1V,Terminal capacitance: VR=0 V, f=10 kHz
