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CMOS SensorThe AS7331 CMOS sensor from ams-OSRAM AG provides separate sensor channels for UV-A, UV-B, and UV-C.

A small device in a radiation-hardened surface-mount package, the AS7331 enables manufacturers to implement UV monitoring in cost-sensitive products for home use. It allows manufacturers to accurately limit emissions from a UV-C light source to the required dose, improving performance, saving power, and giving better value to end users. A high dynamic range of 3.43E+10 gives product designers the flexibility to implement UV monitoring under both strong and weak sources of radiation. With a minimum measurement time, applications include consumer home products, UV curing, phototherapy, and more.

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Mar/Apr 2023
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