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InGaAs Photodetector

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InGaAs PhotodetectorThe ET-3600 InGaAs photodetector from Electro-Optics Technology Inc. is designed for ultrafast pulse resolution and frequency response measurement.

With a 22-GHz minimum bandwidth, the ET-3600 provides an easy-to-use, fast solution for 900- to 1650-nm applications. It is available as a free space device or with FC/UPC input, making it suitable for the monitoring of laser output.

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Apr 2017
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