PDU-G105A-SM Datasheet, PDF (1/1 Pages) Advanced Photonix, Inc. – UV Enhanced GaN Detectors

UV Enhanced GaN Detectors
PDU-G105A-SM
PACKAGE DIMENSIONS inch [mm]
.110 [2.80]
45°
.095 [2.43]
.020 [0.50]
.138
[3.50]
.126
[3.20]
.032 [0.80]
Ø.095
[2.40]
QUARTZ WINDOW
.091 [2.30]
.034 [0.85]
.058 [1.48]
.051 [1.30]
.016 [0.40] SQ
.067 [1.70]
.169 [4.30]
SUGGESTED PAD LAYOUT
CHIP
.0134 [0.340]
.0126 [0.320]
.083 [2.10]
CATHODE
.075 [1.90]
.032 [0.80]
ANODE
Ø.039 [Ø1.00]
SMD PACKAGE
FEATURES
• 365nm UVA response
• Visible & NIR blind
• Photovoltaic operation
• High shunt resistance
DESCRIPTION
The PDU-G105A-SM is a GaN UV photodiode with
a spectral range from 200nm to 365nm and is ideal
for UVA sensing applications available in an SMD
package.
ABSOLUTE MAXIMUM RATING (TA)= 23°C UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED
SYMBOL PARAMETER
MIN MAX UNITS
100000
V_BR
Reverse Voltage
5
V
10000
T_STG
Storage Temperature
-40 +90
°C
1000
T_O
Operating Temperature
-30 +85
°C
100
T_S
Soldering Temperature*
+260 ^°C
10
* 1/16 inch from case for 3 seconds max.
1
APPLICATIONS
• UVA power meters
• Sun dosimeters
• Flame detectors
• UV instrumentation
SPECTRAL RESPONSE
Wavelength (nm)
ELECTRO-OPTICAL CHARACTERISTICS RATING (TA)= 23°C UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED
SYMBOL
I_SC
I_D
R_SH
C_J
lrange
R
V_BR
t_r
CHARACTERISTIC
Short Circuit Current
Dark Current
Shunt Resistance
Junction Capacitance
Spectral Application Range
Responsivity
Breakdown Voltage
Response Time**
TEST CONDITIONS
UVI = 1
V_R = 1V
V_R = 10 mV
V_R = 0V, f = 1 MHz
Spot Scan
l= 350nm V, V_R = 0 V
I = 1μA
RL = 1KΩ,V_R = 1V
MIN
0.45
200
TYP
1
50
1
24
0.10
10
10
MAX
100
365
15
UNITS
nA
μA
GW
pF
nm
A/W
V
nS
**Response time of 10% to 90% is specified at 660nm wavelength light.
Information in this technical datasheet is believed to be correct and reliable. However, no responsibility is assumed for possible inaccuracies or omission. Specifications are
subject to change without notice.
Advanced Photonix Inc. 1240 Avenida Acaso, Camarillo CA 93012 • Phone [phone] • Fax [phone] • www.advancedphotonix.com
REV 3/30/06