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EPIGAP OSA Introduces High-Power SWIR LEDs With Extended Wavelengths

Featuring up to 1 amp and 41 mW optical output

Quality Digest
Mon, 12/09/2024 - 12:00
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(EPIGAP OSA: Berlin) -- EPIGAP OSA Photonics, a global manufacturer of custom and standard LEDs and photodetectors, has rolled out an extensive line of high-power shortwave infrared (SWIR) LEDs.

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The unique OCI-490 series of SWIR LEDs features an extended wavelength range from >1720 nm to 2300 nm with a remarkable 1 amp and 41 mW optical output. The energy-efficient family of SWIR LEDs delivers strong illumination with very low heat output, and offers extended life to reduce maintenance and replacement costs, making them ideal for mission-critical operations.

The reliable, high-power devices can be used in nonintrusive imaging. Invisible to the naked eye, EPIGAP OSA’s SWIR LEDs enable discreet biometric and surveillance imaging for medical, industrial, and defense markets. When used in material identification, the extended wavelength SWIR LEDs reveal unique material characteristics to improve sorting and quality control tasks in pharmaceutical, agricultural industries, and more.

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