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PIN Silicon Photodiode

OP913 Series

Issue A

08/2016

Page 2

OPTEK Technology, Inc.

1645 Wallace Drive, Carrollton, TX 75006|Ph: +1 972 323 2200

www.optekinc.com | www.ttelectronics.com

Storage Temperature Range

-65°C to +150°C

Operating Temperature Range

-65°C to +125°C

Reverse Voltage

32 V

Lead Soldering Temperature [ 1/16 inch (1.6 mm) from the case for 5 seconds with soldering

iron]

Power Dissipation

Electrical Specifications

SYMBOL

PARAMETER

MIN

TYP

MAX

UNITS

TEST CONDITIONS

Reverse Light Current:

OP913SL

OP913WSL

120

40

-

-

-

-

μA

2 (3)(4)

Reverse Dark Current

-

-

25

nA

(3)

Open Circuit Voltage:

OP913SL

OP913WSL

-

-

400

300

-

-

mW

2(4)

Short Circuit Current:

OP913SL

OP913WSL

120

40

-

-

-

-

V

2(4)

Reverse Breakdown Voltage

32

-

-

V

Total Capacitance

-

-

150

pF

Turn On / Turn Off Time

-

50

-

ns

Notes:

(1)

RMA flux is recommended. Dura on can be extended to a maximum of 10 seconds when flow soldering.

(2)

Derate linearly 1.5 mW/° C above 25° C.

(3)

Junc on temperature for all devices in this data sheet is maintained at 25° C.

(4)

Light source is an unfiltered tungsten bulb opera ng at CT = 2870 K or equivalent infrared source.

(5)

At any par cular wavelength the flux responsively, Rθ is related to quantum efficiency by: Rθ = ηq (λ/1240), where ηq is the quantum

efficiency in electrons per photon and λ is the wavelength in nanometers; thus at 900 nm, 0.60 A/W corresponds to a quantum efficiency

of 83%.

(6)

NEP is the radiant flux at a specified wavelength, required for unity signal-to-noise ra o normalized for bandwidth. NEP calcula on is made

using responsivity at peak sensi vity wavelength, with spot noise measurement at 1000 Hz in a noise bandwidth of 6 Hz. (λ, f, ∆ f) = (λp,

1000 Hz, 6 Hz).