Photodiodes

Devices used to convert light into an electrical current

Photodiodes are semiconductors that convert light into an electrical current. Photodiode sensors are constructed like regular semiconductor diodes but without the opaque coating commonly used on signal and rectifier diodes. Photons absorbed in the photodiode generate the current. These devices usually consist of optical filters, lenses and surface areas. Looking for other optical sensors? We also provide access to photoelectric sensors and phototransistors.

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Photodiode PIN Module 940nm 0.55A/W Sensitivity 2-Pin T-1 3/4 / PHOTODIODE PIN HI SENSITIVE 5MM
IR-photodiode Photoelectric current: 45...55 uA Wavelength of max. photosensitivity: 950 nm
BPW21R Series 565 nm ± 50° Wide Angle Miniature Silicon NPN Phototransistor TO-5
940 nm ±15° Sensitivity 60 V 1 nA Through Hole NPN Phototransistor - T-1 3/4
Photodiode PIN Module 900nm 0.6A/W Sensitivity 2-Pin TO-18 Bulk
920 nm ±50° Sensitivity 10 V 1 nA Through Hole Silicon Photodiode - TO-5
940 nm 50 mA ±15° High Speed Silicon PIN Photodiode
950 nm Viewing Angle 20° 50 mA Through Hole Silicon PIN Photodiode - T-1
TEMD5010X01 IR + Visible Light Si Photodiode, 65 deg, SMD | Siliconix / Vishay TEMD5010X01
IR-photodiode Photoelectric current: 6...13 uA Wavelength of max. photosensitivity: 940 nm