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GH06507S2A
Features
(1) Employing a self-oscillating laser chip enables a compact
and low cost pick-up.
It eliminates the need for radio frequency modulation
circuits and related resistors/shields.
(2) Maximum optical power output : 7mW (CW)
(3) Wavelength : TYP. 654nm
(4) φ5.6 mm package
Applications
(1) DVD-ROM drives
(2) DVD video players
Reference plane
Laser chip
Emission point
Cap glass
Monitor PD
X
ø2.0
Y
Z
0.4±0.1
1.0±0.15
0.25±0.03
0.4±0.1
3-ø0.45±0.1
ø1.2 MAX.
0.5 MIN.
2
3
1
ø3.55±0.1
ø5.6+
0
0.025
ø4.4MAX.
ø1.0 MIN.
0.5 MAX.
burr0.1 MAX.
2.3±0.5
1.2±0.1
1.27±0.08
6.5±1.0
Tolerance ±0.2mm
2
2
2
1
2
3
1
90
±2
Outline Dimensions
Self-oscillating Type Red Laser Diode
for DVD Video Player (654nm-7mW)
Laser
Monitor photodiode
Reverse voltage
1Operating temperature
Storage temperature
Symbol
PO
Vrl
Vrd
Top(c)
Tstg
Rating
7
2
30
-10 to +70
-40 to +85
Unit
mW
V
V
˚C
˚C
Parameter (TC=25˚C)
3Optical power output
2Soldering temperature Tsld 300 ˚C
Absolute Maximum Ratings
1Case temperature
2At the position of 1.6mm or more from the lead base (3s)
3CW (Continuous Wave) drive
Terminal connection
q
w
e
Dual power supply
Laser
diode Monitor
photodiode
1 : Dimension measured at lead base
2 : Within 0.6mm from reference plane
(Unit : mm)
Enlarged view of emission point
Center of virtual circle that runs
3 points on the stem periphery
Emission point
0±0.08
0±0.08
X
Y
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GH06507S2ALaser Diodes
(Tc=25˚C)
Threshold current
Operating current
Operating voltage
Wavelength Parallel
Perpendicular
23 Parallel
23
Perpendicular
Misalignment angle
Differential efficiency
Symbol
Ith
Iop
Vop
λp
θ⊥
Rl
∆θ⊥
Conditions
Po=5mW
Po=5mW
Po=5mW
Po=5mW
Po=5mW
Po=5mW
Po=5mW
Po=5mW
3mW
I (5mW) I (2mW)
MIN.
-
-
-
648
7
29
-20
-2
-3
0.25
TYP.
65
75
2.5
654
8.5
35
-
-
-
0.45
MAX.
85
91
2.9
663
11
42
+20
+2
+3
0.75
Unit
mA
mA
V
Interference pattern intensity αPo=5mW - - 0.9 -
nm
˚
˚
%
˚
˚
mW/mA
Parameter
∆θ//
θ//
4Ripple
2Half intensity angle
ηd
Electro-optical Characteristics1
1Initial value, CW (Continuous Wave) drive
2Angle at 50% peak intensity (full-width at half-maximum)
3
Parallel to the junction plane (X-Z plane), Perpendicular to the junction plane (Y-Z plane)
4Rl=P/P P : the maximum deviation of the far field pattern from its approximate curve P : the peak of the approximate curve
Output current Symbol
Im
Conditions
Po=5mW, Vrd=5V MAX.TYP. Unit
1.00.55 mA
MIN.
0.2
Dark current IDVrd=5V 150-nA-
Terminal capacitance CtVrd=5V, f=1MHz -3.5 pF-
Parameter (Tc=25˚C)
Electrical Characteristics of Photodiode
Please refer to the chapter "Handling Precautions"
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Application Circuits
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