Broadcom Laser Diodes 657

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Part RoHS Manufacturer Optoelectronic Type Mounting Feature Terminal Finish Configuration Size No. of Functions Maximum Forward Current Peak Wavelength (nm) Packing Method Maximum Response Time Sub-Category Semiconductor Material Maximum Operating Temperature Shape Maximum Threshold Current Minimum Operating Temperature Nominal Output Power Additional Features Spectral Bandwidth JESD-609 Code Maximum Forward Voltage

D2547P879

Broadcom

LASER DIODE

SURFACE MOUNT

.225 A

1595

Laser Diodes

75 Cel

-5 Cel

2.5 V

295G872

Broadcom

295M896

Broadcom

295G876

Broadcom

295L895

Broadcom

295L32

Broadcom

295G863

Broadcom

10T3082

Broadcom

D2547P60

Broadcom

LASER DIODE

SURFACE MOUNT

.225 A

1530

Laser Diodes

75 Cel

-5 Cel

2.5 V

295L53

Broadcom

D2547P30

Broadcom

LASER DIODE

SURFACE MOUNT

.225 A

1554

Laser Diodes

75 Cel

-5 Cel

2.5 V

D2547P916

Broadcom

LASER DIODE

SURFACE MOUNT

.225 A

1565

Laser Diodes

75 Cel

-5 Cel

2.5 V

295G893

Broadcom

295M60

Broadcom

D2547P48

Broadcom

LASER DIODE

SURFACE MOUNT

.225 A

1539

Laser Diodes

75 Cel

-5 Cel

2.5 V

A1754W31WWFC

Broadcom

D2525P42

Broadcom

LASER DIODE

SURFACE MOUNT

.225 A

1543

Laser Diodes

70 Cel

-40 Cel

1.8 V

TO295J-BAXA

Broadcom

TO295J-DDXB

Broadcom

TO295J-EDXC

Broadcom

295L56

Broadcom

295G911

Broadcom

D2547P868

Broadcom

LASER DIODE

SURFACE MOUNT

.225 A

1605

Laser Diodes

75 Cel

-5 Cel

2.5 V

295G910

Broadcom

TO295J-DDXC

Broadcom

295L48

Broadcom

295L897

Broadcom

A1754W55WWFC

Broadcom

A1754W42WWSC

Broadcom

A1112NC

Broadcom

295M52

Broadcom

295L869

Broadcom

D571-21N

Broadcom

LASER DIODE

THROUGH HOLE MOUNT

.15 A

1550

.0000000005 s

Laser Diodes

85 Cel

-40 Cel

1 m

1.6 V

Laser Diodes

Laser diodes are electronic devices that emit a coherent and monochromatic beam of light through the process of stimulated emission. Laser diodes are commonly used in a wide range of applications, including telecommunications, medical equipment, and industrial manufacturing.

Laser diodes are similar in structure to regular diodes but are designed to emit light instead of electrical current. They consist of a semiconductor material, typically gallium arsenide, which is doped with impurities to create a p-n junction. When a voltage is applied across the p-n junction, it causes electrons to move from the n-type region to the p-type region, releasing energy in the form of photons.

Laser diodes are characterized by their high efficiency, small size, and ability to produce a narrow and intense beam of light. They are used in a wide range of applications, including fiber-optic communications, optical storage devices, and laser printers.