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LASER COMPONENTS has announced that it now offers a wide range of avalanche photodiodes (APDs) with performance optimised for different signal levels, spectral ranges, bandwidths, temperatures and volumes.These extremely sensitive detectors can detect light levels down to single photons and are widely used in automotive, medical defence and scientific markets.

LASER COMPONENTS has announced that it will be launching a new series of events – its first Infrared Sessions virtual talks – on December 1st and 2nd, 2020. LC Talks will address a worldwide audience in a virtual format. In addition to experts from research and industry, students and interested newcomers are also welcome.

New Yorker Electronics has released a new sensor series from Vishay in two different body types.

LASER COMPONENTS has announced that it offers a wide range of photodiodes and arrays, optimised for different application requirements as well as drive electronics and modules.

Vital sign monitoring has extended beyond the boundaries of medical practice and into many areas of our everyday lives. Advances in microelectronics have led to cost reduction in monitoring systems, making these technologies more accessible and common in areas such as telemedicine, sports, fitness and wellness, and workplace safety, as well as the automotive market. Despite this expansion and given the health-related nature of these applications,...

LASER COMPONENTS is a specialist producer of InGaAs PIN detectors.From its development and manufacturing facility in the United States we supply customers globally with these long life, industrially certified quantum sensors.

SiC detectors (Silicon Carbide)for respective applications are available from LASER COMPONENTS. The manufacturer ifw optronics from Jena, Germany, is one of the few companies worldwide that produces these components.

Anritsu Company has expanded its W1 component line with the introduction of bias tees, DC block, and semi-rigid cables that operate to 110 GHz and provide broadband frequency scalability in high-frequency device characterisation and optical networking applications.

This reference design enables a wearable, optimized saturation of peripheral capillary oxygen (SpO2) and multi-sensor, multi-wavelength optical heart rate monitor (HRM). It uses AFE4420 device, which is a single-chip, bio-sensing front end for photoplethysmography (PPG) measurements. It supports up to four switching light-emitting diodes (LEDs) and up to four photodiodes to enable signal acquisition of up to 16 Phases.

Maxim Integrated’s MAXM86146 dual-photodetector optical sensor solution fits into tight spaces and enables lighter products for health wearables and fitness prodiucts