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HSDL-9100 - Surface-Mount Proximity Sensor

Description

The HSDL-9100 is an analog-output reflective sensor with an integrated high efficiency infrared emitter and photodiode housed in a small form factor SMD package.

Features

  • Excellent optical isolation resulting in near zero optical cross-talk.
  • High efficiency emitter and high sensitivity photodiode for high signal-to-noise ratio.
  • Low cost & lead-free miniature surface-mount package Height.
  • 2.70 mm Width.
  • 2.75 mm Length.
  • 7.10 mm.
  • Detect objects from near zero to 60mm.
  • Low dark current.
  • Guaranteed Temperature Performance -40°C to 85°C.
  • Lead-free and RoHS Compliant Appli.

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Datasheet Details

Part number HSDL-9100
Manufacturer AVAGO
File Size 304.21 KB
Description Surface-Mount Proximity Sensor
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HSDL - 9100 Surface-Mount Proximity Sensor Data Sheet Description The HSDL-9100 is an analog-output reflective sensor with an integrated high efficiency infrared emitter and photodiode housed in a small form factor SMD package. The optical proximity sensor is housed in a specially designed metal-shield to ensure excellent optical isolation resulting in low optical cross-talk. HSDL-9100 is a class of its own with its small form SMD package and at a detection range from near zero to 60mm. Itisspecificallyoptimizedforsize,performanceand ease of design in mobile constrained applications such as mobile phones and notebooks.
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