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Precision Photonics for Research & Industry
LBTEK's biased photodetectors cover a wavelength range from ultraviolet to infrared (200-3600 nm), featuring low noise and fast response, capable of meeting the detection needs for various optical signals in different application scenarios. The detector is internally equipped with a bias battery to provide stable reverse bias. If power supply is required, the power supply kit (DET-12V) on this product page can also be purchased separately. LBTEK fully considers the needs of different users and offers two types of detectors: standard and high-speed. The standard detector outputs signals via a BNC connector, making it widely suitable for general application scenarios. The high-speed detector, on the other hand, uses an SMA connector to ensure high signal bandwidth, making it more suitable for scenarios with extremely high requirements for signal transmission speed and bandwidth. Biased photodetectors can be widely applied in fields such as scientific research, optical communication, medical, and industrial inspection.