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Discovery Semiconductors Inc.
 
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EWING, N.J., Aug. 4, 2016 — Discovery Semiconductor Inc. has announced 50-mA current handling, extended InGaAs photodiodes for applications at 1.2- to 2.2-μm wavelengths.

The photodiode is available in multiple formats, including K or SMA coax fiber optic modules, surface mount fiber optic modules and convenient, bench top modules.

The devices are offered with multimode fiber options up to a core size of 100 μm. Applications include both coherent and direct detection for environmental sensing, biosensing, free space optical communications, wind lidar, frequency comb and fiber laser development.

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Published: August 2016
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