Catalogue IR Detectors Catalog (VIGO System)
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How to Choose an IR Detector
Wavelength, sensitivity, speed of response and active area are the main parameters you need to consider when choosing the detector.
Optimal Wavelength, Spectral Range
Typical spectral responses were presented in the glossary. Our standard detectors are optimized for any wavelength within 3-13 um range. Additional optical filters or special device heterostructures can be used to achieve selective devices.
Sensitivity
The detectivity is the best parameter to characterize detector sensitivity. The higher the D*, the better the detector. The better performance cost both money and complexity of the system. The higher performance can be achieved with optical immersion (Series names with "I") and thermoelectrical cooling (-2TE and -3TE series). Typical D* are shown in table on the page 8.
Speed Of Response
Our uncooled and thermoelectrically cooled detectors can be used for both low and high frequency applications. Uncooled photoconductive devices can provide very good service at medium frequencies up to hundreds of megahertz. They are limited by 1/f noise at low frequencies.
Photovoltaic and photoelectromagnetic detectors are the devices of choice for operation from DC to very high frequencies, even exceeding 1 GHz for some custom devices. Faster response speeds can be obtained by applying reverse bias to photodiodes. Compare time of response x and choose the best solution for your application.
Active area
Standard squared active areas are specified in data sheet for each device.
Applications
Our devices can be found in various applications. The detectors can be optimized for work with any YAG, QC and C02 industrial lasers. The most typical applications of the VIGO System S.A. detectors are given below:
Table 3. Applications
Applications
Free Space Optical Communication_
High Speed Operation
Analysis of Spatial and Time
Distribution of Laser Beam
Remote Temperature
Measurements
Fourier Spectroscopy, Gas
Analysis
Heterodyne Detection Laser Threat Warning Laser Technology
Thermal Image Industrial cameras
Laser Radar (LIDAR)
Detection and Monitoring of Thermal Objects
Laser Metrology
Laser-Matter Interaction Studies
Fire, Flame and Human Body Detection
Tracking Systems
Nondestructive Material Testing_
Suitable Detector Series
PVI-2TE, PVI-3TE, PVI
PVI-2TE, PVI-3TE, PVI, PVM, PVMI, PEM, PEMI
PV, PV-2TE, PVM, PVM-2TE
PV-2TE, PVI-2TE, PVI-3TE,
PCI,PCI-2TE_
PCI-2TE, PVI-2TE, PVI-3TE
PVI, PCI_
PV-2TE, PVI-2TE, PVI-3TE, PCI,PCI-2TE,PCI-3TE MPC, PCI, PVI, PVMI PV, PV-2TE, PVM, PVMI, PEM, PEMI_
"PV-2TE, PVI-2TE, PVI-3TE, PCI,PCI-2TE,PCI-3TE PV-2TE, PVI-2TE, PVI-3TE, PCI,PCI-2TE,PCI-3TE PVI-2TE, PVI-3TE, PCI-2TE, PCI-3TE, PVI_
"PV-2TE, PVI-2TE, PVI-3TE, PCI,PCI-2TE,PCI-3TE PV, PV-2TE, PVM, PVM-2TE, PEM, PEMI PV, PV-2TE, PVM, PVM-2TE, PEM, PEMI
"PV-2TE, PVI-2TE, PVI-3TE, PCI,PCI-2TE,PCI-3TE
PV, PV-2TE_
PV, PV-2TE, PC, PCI, PCI-2TE,PC-2TE_
All Devices
Infrared detectors from VIGO System S.A.
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