Phototransistor

A transistor that has a light-sensitive base region

A phototransistor is more sensitive than a photodiode. A common type of phototransistor is a bipolar transistor housed in a transparent casing so that the base-collector junction can sense the light. Phototransistors are used to convert light signals into amplified electrical signals. Like all the optical sensors you can access using our site, these devices are built to last by go-to manufacturers like Honeywell and Osram Opto.

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Photodiode PIN Chip 850nm 0.62A/W Sensitivity 2-Pin T-1 3/4
QSD124 Series 30 V 880 nm Through Hole Plastic Silicon Infrared Phototransistor
Silicon Photodiode for the Visible Spectral Range, -40 to 80 °C, 9.3 x 9.3 x 3.2 mm
SILICON NPN PHOTOTRANSISTOR Photo Transistor, 900nm, 0.015A I(C)
Silicon PIN Photodiode with Daylight Blocking Filter, -40 to 100 °C, 2.9 x 4.9 x 6.9 mm
Silicon PIN Photodiode, -40 to 125 °C, 9.3 x 9.3 x 3.2 mm
FAIRCHILD SEMICONDUCTOR QSE113 Phototransistor, 880 nm, 25 , 100 mW, 2 Pins, Side Looking
Photodiode PIN Chip 850nm 0.62A/W Sensitivity Automotive 2-Pin T-1 3/4 T/R
Opto SFH 309 FA 24 deg IR Phototransistor, Through Hole 2-Pin 3mm (T-1) package
LTR Series 940 nm 20° 4.8 mA Through Hole High Sensitivity Phototransistor