GPD offer a range of specialty IR Detectors which can be customised to your application requirements, including Multi element arrays, Two colour detectors and Low polarisation-dependant loss photodiodes.
Speciality Infrared Detectors from GPD
GPD Detector | Features | Applications |
Low Polarization-Dependent-Loss InGaAs Photodiodes |
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Multi-Element Arrays |
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Two-Colour Detectors |
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If you require something outside of the standard options, we are happy to discuss custom designs tailored to your unique specifications.
Feature | Description |
Mounting Configurations | TO PACKAGES: A wide variety of TO packages are available. Selection is based on the size of the photodiode and the pinout requirements of your application. CHIP ON CERAMIC SUBMOUNT: GPD offers a variety of standard ceramics and can also design a ceramic unique to your application. Chips can be bonded with epoxy or eutectic solder. |
Fiber Coupling | Many applications require high-speed photodiodes or APDs to be coupled into single-mode or multi-mode optical fibers. GPD is able to work with a variety of fibers and can add most standard connectors to provide a high-quality, reliable device. |
Windows and Lenses | Many of the GPD photodiode packages come standard with a glass or sapphire window. Additionally, GPD can provide custom windows best suited for your application. Lenses can be added to many TO packages if a larger field of view is required for increased detection. In some cases, lenses can also be added directly to the photodiode or APD chip. |
Filters and Coatings
| When the light incident on your detector needs to be manipulated, the best course of action may be to apply a coating or filter specific to your application. For maximum signal, AR coatings can be applied to one or both sides of windows, and also to the photodiode chip itself. Band-pass or long-pass filters can be applied to windows to tailor the working wavelength range of the detector system. In high-power scenarios, partially reflective coatings can attenuate optical power to a manageable level. Where reflections are undesirable, absorptive filters can often be used for attenuation in place of a traditional glass window. |
Thermoelectric Cooling
| In noise-sensitive applications, many customers cool their photodiodes to reduce thermal noise and get the best performance. GPD Optoelectronics offers single- and dual-stage thermoelectric coolers built into TO packages with the photodiodes. |
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