Vishay broadened its optoelectronics portfolio with the introduction of a new high-speed silicon PIN photodiode with enhanced sensitivity for visible light. Featuring a rectangular 4,8 by 2,5 mm top-view, surface-mount package with a 0,48 mm profile, the VEMD8080 offers fast switching times and low capacitance of 47 pF for precise signal detection in wearable devices and medical applications.
With a radiant-sensitive area measuring 4,5 mm² – and high radiant sensitivity with a reverse light current of 28 μA and dark current of 0,2 nA – the device utilises Vishay’s proven wafer technology to detect visible and near infrared radiation over a wide spectrum range from 350 nm to 1100 nm. For green LEDs, the VEMD8080’s sensitivity represents a 30% improvement over the standard technology in previous-generation solutions.
When used with green LEDs, such as Vishay’s VLMTG1400, the photodiode’s small size and high sensitivity enable slim sensor designs for optical heart rate detection in wearable devices such as fitness trackers and smart watches. In these devices, the VEMD8080’s rectangular shape allows several light emitting diodes to be placed close to the radiant sensitive area to maximise the signal. When combined with 660 nm and 940 nm dual colour emitting diodes, the photodiode is ideal for SpO2 measurement in medical monitors.
The VEMD8080 features a ±65° angle of half-sensitivity, temperature range of -40°C to +85°C, and 950 nm wavelength of peak sensitivity.
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