Discovery Semiconductors New Product Announcement - 2.2 um SWIR InGaAs Linear AGC Balanced Optical Receiver to 18 GHz

July 3, 2013
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Discovery Semiconductors is pleased to introduce a 2.2 um balanced receiver with adjustable gain and bandwidth up to 18 GHz. This new device, with longer wavelength response of 1.2 um through 2.2 um, fits nicely with advances in real time scopes and 2.05 um ring and disk lasers.

Potential applications for Discovery’s DSC-R212 include: laser development, gas detection, LIDAR, fast time resolved spectroscopy, non-linear frequency conversion, multi-octave spanning laser frequency combs, OFDM, laser photo medicine and photo surgery. Laser surgery is aided by a C=O absorption at 2.05 um and the ability to deliver the light through the fiber.

See Related Product: 2.2 um SWIR InGaAs Linear AGC Balanced Optical Receiver to 18 GHz

Discovery Semiconductors is an industry leader in manufacturing ultrafast, high optical power handling InGaAs photodiodes, radio frequency over fiber optical receivers, balanced optical receivers and several other custom products for applications ranging from analog RF links to ultrafast digital communications. Discovery’s subsystems include Kitty Hawk, an ultra-fast Optical Coherent System.

For additional information, including complete product specifications, operational capabilities and pricing, or to discuss your application in detail, please call Discovery at: (609) 434-1311 or fax: (609) 434-1317.

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