PD300-BB Radiometric Photodiode Power Sensor

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		7Z02405 PD300-BB Radiometric Photodiode Power Sensor, Silicon, 50 pW to 4 mW, 10x10 mm, 430-1000 nm $1,630 In Stock	7Z02405 PD300-BB Radiometric Photodiode Power Sensor, Silicon, 50 pW to 4 mW, 10x10 mm, 430-1000 nm	UNIVERSAL	0.0	1.0	0.0		0.0	10 x 10 mm	430-1000 nm	4 mW	0.2 s	In Stock		$1,630		Ophir
		7Z02440 PD300-BB-50mW Radiometric Photodiode Power Sensor, Silicon, 50 pW to 50 mW, 10x10 mm, 430-1000 nm $1,846 8 Weeks	7Z02440 PD300-BB-50mW Radiometric Photodiode Power Sensor, Silicon, 50 pW to 50 mW, 10x10 mm, 430-1000 nm	UNIVERSAL	0.0	1.0	0.0		0.0	10 x 10 mm	430-1000 nm	50 mW	0.2 s	8 Weeks		$1,846		Ophir

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Specifications

Aperture Size

10x10 mm
Material

Silicon
Spectral Range

430-1000 nm
Minimum Power

50 pW
Maximum Average Power

4 mW (50 mW PD300-BB-50mW with filter)
Maximum Average Power Density

10 W/cm² (100 W/cm² PD300-BB-50mW with filter)

Maximum Pulse Energy

1 µJ (10 µJ PD300-BB-50mW with filter)
Response Time

0.2 s
Cable Length

1.5 m
CE Compliance

Yes
UKCA Compliance

Yes
China RoHS Compliance

Yes

Specifications

Aperture Size

10x10 mm
Material

Silicon
Spectral Range

430-1000 nm
Minimum Power

50 pW
Maximum Average Power

4 mW (50 mW PD300-BB-50mW with filter)
Maximum Average Power Density

10 W/cm² (100 W/cm² PD300-BB-50mW with filter)

Maximum Pulse Energy

1 µJ (10 µJ PD300-BB-50mW with filter)
Response Time

0.2 s
Cable Length

1.5 m
CE Compliance

Yes
UKCA Compliance

Yes
China RoHS Compliance

Yes

Features

Measuring Very Low Laser Powers with a Photodiode Sensor

In this short “Basics” video, we review in general the use of photodiode sensors for measuring very low laser powers.

How to Measure Power of Broadband Sources

This video explains how to use Ophir sensors and meters to measure the power or energy of broadband light sources such as solar radiation, flash lamps, LEDs, etc.

Features

Measuring Very Low Laser Powers with a Photodiode Sensor

In this short “Basics” video, we review in general the use of photodiode sensors for measuring very low laser powers.

How to Measure Power of Broadband Sources

This video explains how to use Ophir sensors and meters to measure the power or energy of broadband light sources such as solar radiation, flash lamps, LEDs, etc.

Frequently Asked Questions

I am using a PD300 type sensor. I have a broadband light source, but only want to measure the power of a specific wavelength. Can I set my meter to that wavelength and get a measurement?
Answer
The PD300 series of photodiode-based sensors are calibrated with a full spectral curve using a scanning monochromator (plus a few laser "anchor points").

The wavelength ("Laser") setting tells the meter what wavelength is being used and hence what calibration factor to apply when a measurement is underway. It does not, however, physically limit the possibility of other wavelengths from entering. All light (within the sensor's specified range of course) entering the detector will be measured; the meter will apply the calibration factor meant for the selected wavelength, "thinking" that only that wavelength is present.

In other words, these sensors assume a monochromatic light source. Their relative spectral response is not flat and they are therefore not suited for broadband beams.

So, if you want to check one wavelength from a broadband source, you will need to use a wavelength filter that only passes that wavelength. Then you should set your meter to the appropriate wavelength to account for the detector's relative sensitivity.

Do I need to recalibrate my instrument? How often must it be recalibrated?
Answer
Unless otherwise indicated, Ophir sensors and meters should be recalibrated within 18 months after initial purchase, and then once a year after that.

Frequently Asked Questions

I am using a PD300 type sensor. I have a broadband light source, but only want to measure the power of a specific wavelength. Can I set my meter to that wavelength and get a measurement?
Answer
The PD300 series of photodiode-based sensors are calibrated with a full spectral curve using a scanning monochromator (plus a few laser "anchor points").

The wavelength ("Laser") setting tells the meter what wavelength is being used and hence what calibration factor to apply when a measurement is underway. It does not, however, physically limit the possibility of other wavelengths from entering. All light (within the sensor's specified range of course) entering the detector will be measured; the meter will apply the calibration factor meant for the selected wavelength, "thinking" that only that wavelength is present.

In other words, these sensors assume a monochromatic light source. Their relative spectral response is not flat and they are therefore not suited for broadband beams.

So, if you want to check one wavelength from a broadband source, you will need to use a wavelength filter that only passes that wavelength. Then you should set your meter to the appropriate wavelength to account for the detector's relative sensitivity.

Do I need to recalibrate my instrument? How often must it be recalibrated?
Answer
Unless otherwise indicated, Ophir sensors and meters should be recalibrated within 18 months after initial purchase, and then once a year after that.

Accessories

Customers that purchase the above items also consider the following items. Ophir-Spiricon meters and sensors include a standard manufacturers warranty for one year. Add a one year Extended Warranty to your meter or sensor, which includes one recalibration.

Description	Compatibility	Avail.	Price
7Z02418 PD300-CDRH-7mm CDRH Adapter, Ø7 mm Aperture, PD300 Wand Type Power Sensor	UNIVERSAL	In Stock	$98
7Z08336 PD300-CDRH-3.5mm CDRH Adapter, Ø3.5 mm Aperture, PD300 Wand Type Power Sensor	UNIVERSAL	In Stock	$245
7Z08221 SC Fiber Adapter, PD300 Power Sensors	UNIVERSAL	In Stock	$224
7Z02210 ST Fiber Adapter, PD300 Power Sensors	UNIVERSAL	In Stock	$357
7Z02213 FC Fiber Adapter, PD300 Power Sensors	UNIVERSAL	In Stock	$220
7Z02212 SMA Fiber Adapter, PD300 Power Sensors	UNIVERSAL	In Stock	$311
7E01125A Optical Sensor Cable, 5 m Length, Connect PD300 to Power Meter	UNIVERSAL	In Stock	$127
7E01125B Optical Sensor Cable, 10 m Length, Connect PD300 to Power Meter	UNIVERSAL	In Stock	$216
XWAR-SENSOR Extended Warranty for Sensor	UNIVERSAL	Contact Us	$450

Radiometric Photodiode Power Sensors

Radiometric Photodiode Power Sensors

Overview

Products

Specifications

Specifications

Features

Measuring Very Low Laser Powers with a Photodiode Sensor

How to Measure Power of Broadband Sources

Features

Measuring Very Low Laser Powers with a Photodiode Sensor

How to Measure Power of Broadband Sources

Frequently Asked Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

Accessories

Resources

Data Sheets

Catalogs

Drawings & CAD

Videos

Technical Notes

Tutorials

Technical Articles

Resources

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Videos

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Radiometric Photodiode Power Sensors

Radiometric Photodiode Power Sensors

Overview

Products

Specifications

Features

Measuring Very Low Laser Powers with a Photodiode Sensor

How to Measure Power of Broadband Sources

Measuring Very Low Laser Powers with a Photodiode Sensor

How to Measure Power of Broadband Sources

Frequently Asked Questions

Accessories

Resources

Data Sheets

Catalogs

Drawings & CAD

Videos

Technical Notes

Tutorials

Technical Articles

Data Sheets

Catalogs

Drawings & CAD

Videos

Technical Notes

Tutorials

Technical Articles

Related Products

Have questions? Require assistance?