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(Unit:mm)
Photodiode for 12× Speed Writing CD-R/RW power monitor
D1-010606
Outline Dimensions
Features
Applications
Specifications
( 1 ) CD-R drives
( 2 ) CD-RW drives
PD101SC0SS Photodiode
As of June, 2001
( 1 ) High speed response
(Response frequency TYP. 400 MHz)
CD-R/RW : 12× speed writing
( 2 ) High sensitivity ( Sensitivity TYP. 0.55 A/W )
( 3 ) Compact and thin package
(Package dimensions: 4.0 × 3.0 × 1.8 mm)
1/1
Under development
New product
Terminal
configuration
(Ta=25˚C)
1
2
Anode
Cathode
12
3.0
0.4
2-0.45
1.8
4.0
17.50.5
(2.54)
(1.7)
Internal connection diagram
Parameter
Short circuit current
Dark current
Sensitivity
Terminal capacitance
Peak sensitivity wavelength
Response frequency
Operating temperature
Condition
* Ev=100 lx
VR=5 V, Ev=0
λ= 780 nm
VR=5 V, f=1MHz
VR=5 V, RL=50, 3 dB
Symbol
Isc
Id
S
Ct
λp
fc
Topr
MIN.
360
0.4
200
25
MAX.
1.0
0.63
85
Unit
nA
nA
A/W
pF
nm
MHz
˚C
TYP.
450
0.55
3.5
820
400
* Ev : Illuminance by CIE standard light source A (tungsten lamp)
1.45
Detector
Center
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