940nm VCSEL Array Chip with 7 Emitters

940nm VCSEL Array Chip with 7 Emitters

PAM-XIAMEN can offer 940nm VCSEL array chip with 7 emitters. This VCSEL array has a typical output optical power of 57mW, and the power conversion efficiency can reach 48.5%. Additional electrical parameters please refer to following tables:

1. 940nm VCSEL Chip Product Description & Features

Item No. PAM940V007K

·  940nm VCSEL Array

·  57mW @ 60mA

940nm VCSEL Array Chip with 7 Emitters

Number of emitters: 7

2. Mechanical Characteristics of 940nm VCSEL Array Chip with 7 Emitters

Number of emitters 7
Chip width 160±10um
Chip length 232±10um
Chip height 100±10um
Aperture 11±2um

 

3. Electro-Optical Characteristicsof 940nm VCSEL Chip with 7 Emitters

Parameters Symbol Min Typical Max Units Test Condition
Threshold current Ith – 8 – mA @60mA, 25℃, CW mode
Operating voltage Vf 1.80 1.92 2.05 V
Wavelength λpeak 934 940 947 nm
Output optical power P 54 57 60 mW
Slope efficiency ηs – 1.15 – W/A
Power conversion efficiency PCE 46 48.5 – %
Beam full divergence (D86) φ   25    
Wavelength Temp. coefficient dλ/dT   0.07   nm/℃

 

4. Typical Performance Curves of 940nm VCSEL Array with 7 Emitters @60mA

Typical Performance Curves of 940nm VCSEL Array with 7 Emitters @60mA

5. Absolute Maximum Ratings for 940nm VCSEL Array Chip with 7 Emitters

Parameters Conditions
Forward DC current ≤100mA
Storage temperature -40 to 85℃
Packaging temperature ≤260℃(<10S)
Junction temperature ≤120℃

 

6. VCSEL Power Conversion Efficiency (PCE)

The PCE of VCSEL is an important parameter for describing the performance of VCSEL (Vertical Cavity Surface Emitting Laser). It is defined as the ratio of output optical power to input electrical power, used to measure the efficiency of VCSEL in converting electrical energy into light energy.

VCSEL has a higher PCE in a specific wavelength range (such as 800-1000nm) and is typically more efficient than most LEDs. This is due to the geometric structure and multi junction design of VCSEL, which enables it to provide optical power with high efficiency. In addition, the wavelength of VCSEL is less sensitive to temperature, so its performance is relatively stable.

In practical applications, VCSEL technology has been widely used to manufacture optoelectronic devices such as point laser modules. These devices have the characteristics of high power density, high reliability, and excellent high-temperature performance, making VCSEL have broad application prospects in fields such as machine vision and dToF LiDAR.

In summary, the PCE of VCSEL is one of the important indicators to measure its performance, and its high efficiency makes VCSEL advantageous in many optoelectronic devices and applications.

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