Photodetectors from Martin, Froeschner & Associates available with single and dual differential optical inputs

July 20, 2010
Series F fiber-coupled photodetector modules have three stage transimpedance amplifiers and range from Mod444A with 1.6 MV/W at 1.8 GHz to Mod111A with 3.2 kV/W at 6 GHz.

Series F fiber-coupled photodetector modules have three stage transimpedance amplifiers and range from Mod444A with 1.6 MV/W at 1.8 GHz to Mod111A with 3.2 kV/W at 6 GHz. They are available with single or dual differential optical inputs and Si, GaAs, or InGaAs photodiodes for the visible to IR ranges, and choice of fiber type and connectors.
Martin, Froeschner & Associates,
Livermore, CA
www.mfaoptics.com

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PRESS RELEASE

High Speed, High Gain Photodetector Modules

The award winning Series F line of fast, compact, fiber-coupled photodetector modules has been expanded to provide unprecedented combinationsf gain and bandwidth. The four new models have three stage transimpedance amplifiers and range from the 1,600,000 volts/watt,1.8 GHz Mod444A to the 3,200 volts/watt,6 GHz Mod111A. Based on the proven technology of the original 10 GHz, Mod1, the modules are available with single or dual differential optical inputs, with Si, GaAs or InGaAs photodiodes to cover the visible to IR spectral ranges and with any combination of fiber type, optical connectors and electronic connector.
For more information, see www.mfaoptics.com.

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