UV index

UV-Index (Erythem)

für UV-Index Messungen nach ISO 17166, nur 5% Messunsicherheit = präzisester derzeit am Markt erhältlicher Detektor, teilweise mit Kosinuskorrektur.

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SG01L-E5
UVI, aktive Fläche = 1,00 mm², TO5-GehäuseEinzelpreis: 143€Produktbeschreibung
- UV-Erythem (UVI)
- 1,00 mm² Detektorfläche
- TO5-Gehäuse hermetisch gekapselt mit 1 isoliertem Pin und 1 Gehäusepin
- für UV-Index Messungen, Messunsicherheit kleiner 5%
- 1 UVI (2,5 µW/cm²) erzeugt einen Strom von ca. 2,5 nA
- benötigt eine angemessene Kosinus-Korrektur, um die Anforderungen von ISO 17166 zu erfüllen
- SiC UV-Photodioden-Chip mit hoher Strahlungsfestigkeit (durch PTB festgestellt)
SG01L-E5D
UVI, aktive Fläche = 1,00 mm², TO5-Gehäuse mit Kosinus-KorrekturEinzelpreis: 158€Produktbeschreibung
- UV-Erythem (UVI)
- 1,00 mm² Detektorfläche
- TO5-Gehäuse hermetisch gekapselt mit 1 isoliertem Pin und 1 Gehäusepin
- mit Kosinuskorrektur für UV-Index Messungen nach ISO 17166, Messunsicherheit kleiner 5%
- 1 UVI (2,5 µW/cm²) erzeugt einen Strom von ca. 2,5 nA
- SiC UV-Photodioden-Chip mit hoher Strahlungsfestigkeit (durch PTB festgestellt)

What is the detector speed?

The detector risetime / falltime is calculated by that formula: tr/f = 2 Pi RC with R = internal resistance of the amplifier and C = capacitance of the photodiode. Example = a typical value of R is 50 Ohm and the C value for a SG01S photodiode is 15 pF. This calculates: with R = internal resistance of the amplifier and C = capacitance of the photodiode tr/f = 2Pi * 50 Ohm * 21 * 10-12 F = 6.59 * 10-9 s = 6.59 ns

What is the saturation of a photodiode?

The saturation current Isat of a photodiode is determined by its open circuit voltage VOC and its serial resistance RS following the formula: Isat = VOC / RS A typical value (SiC photodiode) for VOC is 2.0 V and for RS = 5 Ohm. This calculates: Isat = 2.0 V / 5 Ohm = 0.4 A = 400 mA. The saturation radiant intensity z calculates by the below formula: z = Isat / (S * A) Where S is the radiant sensitivity of a photodiode and A is the active area. A typical value for S is 0.13 A/W and A = 0.06 mm2 (valid for SG01S). This calculates: zsat = 0.4 A / (0.130 A/W * 6 * 10-8 m2 ) = 51.28 MW/m2 = 5.13 kW/cm2

What are typical rise and fall time of different UV photodiodes?

Capacitance C

t_r = 2Pi
RC
(R = 50 Ohm)

SG01S-18

15 pF

4.7 ns

SG01M-18

50 pF

15.7 ns

SG01L-5

250 pF

78.5 ns

Is your UVC photodiode compliant to DVGW W294 (2006)?

Yes, f1,Z is smaller than 0.25

What is the lowest pressure that the photodiode can withstand?

Our UV photodiodes are hermetically sealed and can be used under vaccum, theoretically down to 0 Pa.

When is a filtered UV photodiode needed?

Our four filtered versions of the UV photodiode lead to a tighter sensitivity range.

What is the power input of a Multiboard?

The current consumption of a Multiboard is between 4 mA and 20 mA, depending on the amount and type of operating voltage (uni / bipolar) as well as the load at the output (multimeter = no load).