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CIPRM Coherent InGaAs PIN balanced receiver module

Revolutionizing Light Detection

Introduction to Photon Counters and Detectors

Photon counters are cutting-edge devices designed to detect and measure individual photons, the fundamental particles of light. These instruments are essential in applications requiring extreme sensitivity and precision, making them invaluable in fields such as quantum computing, medical imaging, spectroscopy, and environmental monitoring.

Photon counters operate by capturing single photons and converting them into electrical signals, enabling the detection of light at incredibly low intensities. This technology allows scientists and engineers to explore and analyze phenomena that are invisible to conventional light detection methods.

Explore our offer

Our category of photon counters offers a diverse range of products tailored to meet the specific needs of various applications. Among our offerings, you will find:

  • Single Photon Counting Modules (SPCM)
  • Continuous-Intensity Photon-Resolving Modules (CIPRM)

Our partner for photon detectors

Coherent InGaAs PIN Balanced Receiver Module

Excelitas CIPRM Series: Advanced Balanced Optical Receivers
The Excelitas CIPRM Series of balanced optical receivers features our high-performance InGaAs photodiodes coupled with a low-noise, high-gain transimpedance amplifier. This combination offers a practical solution for detecting small signal changes above the interfering noise floor of incoming optical signals. The key advantage of these receivers is their ability to cancel out common optical noise, ensuring more accurate and reliable measurements.

Two models:
CIPRM-110 Fiber pigtailed module, 1 meter single mode fiber
CIPRM-210 FC receptacle module

Key Features

  • Spectral range 800 – 1650nm
  • 200MHz bandwidth
  • High performance InGaAs photodiodes and TIA
  • Matched responsivity
  • Photo-current monitor outputs
  • Rugged and Robust
  • RoHS compliant
  • Enhanced EMC/EMI performance

Applications

  • Wind LiDAR
  • FMCW LiDAR
  • Optical coherent tomography
  • Heterodyne Detection
  • Spectroscopy
  • Optical delay measurement
  • Ellipsometry
  • Ultra low signal detection

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