LED de 1000-1750NM de giro
We are proud to announce a groundbreaking milestone in Short-Wave Infrared (SWIR) technology. Our newly launched 1100nm SWIR LED breaks through traditional efficiency barriers, setting a new industry benchmark for high-power infrared illumination.
By delivering an unprecedented 700mW of radiant flux at a 1A driving current, this next-generation 1100nm LED offers unparalleled brightness and energy efficiency for demanding industrial, médico, and scientific applications.
Key Performance Highlights
- Industry-Leading Output: Reaches 700mW radiant power at 1UM, driving your optical systems further.
- Optimized 1100nm Wavelength: Peak emission perfectly matched with silicon sensor (InGaAs) responsivity.
- Superior Efficiency: Advanced chip technology ensures low thermal resistance and stable continuous operation.
Target Applications for 1100nm SWIR LED
The high radiant intensity of our 1100nm LED unlocks new capabilities across multiple high-tech sectors:
- Visão de máquina & Semiconductor Inspection: Ideal for silicon wafer inspection, photovoltaic cell defect detection, and subsurface crack analysis.
- Biomedical Sensing & Imagens Médicas: Enables high-penetration tissue imaging and non-invasive blood constituent analysis.
- Precision Agriculture: Optimizes moisture monitoring, crop health assessment, and food sorting systems.
- Advanced Security & Classificação óptica: Enhances hyperspectral imaging, currency verification, and material classification.
Specifications At A Glance
- Comprimento de onda máximo: 1100 nm (Infravermelho de Ondas Curtas)
- Forward Current (Se): 1.0 UM
- Radiant Power (Depois): 700 mW
“Redefine vision, light the future. The all-new 1100nm SWIR LED is now open for sample requests—unleash the true potential of your next-gen projects!”
Elevate Your Optical Systems Today.
Ready to upgrade your system performance with the industry’s most powerful 1100nm infrared light source?
Ready to upgrade your system performance with the industry’s most powerful 1100nm infrared light source?
