The BPW34 sensor is a photodiode specifically designed for detecting light and converting it into an electrical current. It is commonly used in applications such as light sensing, optical communications, and proximity sensing.
The BPW34 features a small, compact design and operates in the visible and near-infrared spectrum. It has a wide spectral response range, making it sensitive to a broad range of light wavelengths. This allows it to detect both ambient light and modulated light signals.
The sensor is known for its high-speed response and low dark current, which enables it to accurately capture fast-changing light conditions and provide reliable measurements. It has a small junction capacitance, enabling rapid response times and making it suitable for applications that require high-frequency operation.
The BPW34 can be easily integrated into various electronic circuits due to its straightforward pin configuration. It typically has two leads, an anode and a cathode, making it compatible with standard electronic components.
Overall, the BPW34 sensor is a versatile and reliable component used for light detection in a wide range of applications. Its compact size, high-speed response, and sensitivity to different light wavelengths make it a popular choice among engineers and designers working on projects that require precise light sensing capabilities.
| Attribute name | Attribute value |
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| Chip information | Specification sheet |
| Weight | 0,08 grams |
| Length | 4,3 mm |
| Width | 5,5 mm |
| Height | 5,3 mm |
| Chip model | BPW34 |
| Communication interface | Analog |
