PSD
Signal processing circuit for 1-D PSD
C3683-01
Circuit board for easier 1-D PSD operation
Features
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No complicated adjustments required
Position can be measured just by installing a 1-D PSD on
the board.
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Accurate position sensing
Applications
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Displacement measurements using DC light
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Various studies using 1-D PSD
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Performance evaluation of 1-D PSD
Position data of light spot is independent of light intensity.
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Compact design
Head amp, signal addition/subtraction circuits, and analog
divider circuit are mounted on a compact PC board.
Absolute maximum ratings
■
Parameter Symbol Value Unit
Supply voltage Vcc Max. ±18 V
Input signal current IIN Max. Vcc Max. × 10
Output short-circuit time - Continuous s
Operating temperature Topr 0 to +50 °C
Recommended operating range
■
Parameter Symbol Condition Min. Typ. Max. Unit
Supply voltage Vcc ±14.5 ±15 ±15.5 V
Specifications / Characteristics (Ta=25 °C, Vcc=±15 V)
■
Parameter Symbol Condition Min. Typ. Max. Unit
Head amp conversion impedance *
Feedback capacitance Cf
Input signal current *
Rise time (output 10 to 90 %) tr
PSD reverse voltage V
Output offset voltage Vos *
Output voltage amplitude Vo
Output noise (analog divider) Vn All range *
Current consumption Icc *
*1: These resistors are lead types and inserted into sockets, so it can be easily to exchange by the user if necessary in a range
between 1 ×
For more details, see the instruction manual that comes with the product.
*2: PSD does not operate correctly if the input signal current is outside the specified range.
With no PSD installed, 20 µA (X1=X2) is supplied to the circuit as current signal that substitutes for PSD photocurrent
*3:
2
104 to 1 × 106 Ω.
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Rf
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Factory setup prior to shipping
Factory setup prior to shipping
Photocurrent with PSD
IN
installed
Output respons e time
versus m ovem ent of light
spot position, measured
with PSD installed.
R
Factory setup prior to shipping
3
With PSD installed and
light spot falling on edge
of active area.
3
0.95 × 10
950 1000 1050 pF
1 ×
300 - - µs
-10 - +10 mV
-10 - +10 V
3
-5
5
-5
10
0+5+14V
- 25 - mVp-p
-±15-mA
5
1 × 10
-1 ×
1.05 × 10
10
-4
A
5
V/A
A
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Signal processing circuit for 1-D PSD
C3683-01
■ Dimensional outline (unit: mm, tolerance: ±0.2 mm)
THROUGH HOLES FOR
EXTERNALLY CONNECTED PSD
PSD INSTALLTION
POSITION
60
66
(4×) 3.2
11.5
28
56
28
50
54 213
D-SUB CONNECTOR
(Hirose Electric: RDEB-9P)
S1352, S3931 and S3932 (PSD made by Hamamatsu) can be
directly mounted on the board. To mount other types of 1-D
PSDs, use through holes on the board.
■ Input/output terminals
D-sub connector
●
Terminal No.
1V
2 Vo
3 -V -15 V input
4 +V +15 V input
5GGND
6 V
7V2Head amp output 2
8 V
9VASumm ed signal output
Through holes for externally connected PSD
●
Terminal No.
1IN1Input from PSD output 1
2 G GND
3V
4 G GND
5IN2Input from PSD output 2
Name Content
R
PSD bias voltage monitor output
Divider output
(position-converted voltage)
B
Subtracted signal output
1
Head amp output 1
Name Content
Bias voltage output for
R
connection to PSD cathode
■ PSD and output voltage
OUTPUT Vo (V)
+10
15.5 MAX.
KACCA0035EC
LIGHT SPOT
L
-
-
2
CENTER OF PSD ACTIVE AREA
L
2
0
LIGHT SPOT POSITION X (mm)
-10
X
L
+
2
PHOTOSENSITIVE
SURFACE
L
+
2
-
KACCC0040EA
KPSDC0062EA
■ Operating example
PSD
X1
C
X2
1
5
C3683-01
Measurement conditions
1. Light source: LED (λp=900 nm)
2. Light spot: φ200 µm
3. PSD: S1352 (L=34 mm)
4. PSD photocurrent: 10 µA
5. Voltmeter: 195A (KEITHLEY)
6. Frequency bandwidth: 10 Hz
7. Constant voltage power supply: ±15 V, power supply capacity:
0.1 A or more, ripple voltage: 3 mVp-p or less
When measured under the above conditions, the following output
voltage amplitude and position resolution can be obtained.
· Output voltage amplitude: V
FS=±10 V
· Position resolution: ∆l=approx. 0.3 µm (calculated value)
+15 V
CONSTANT
GND
VOLTAGE
Vo
GND
POWER
SUPPLY
VOLTMETER
KACCC0039EA
-15 V
4
5
3
2
5
■ Accessories
· Connector HDEB-9S (Hirose Electric: For connections to power
supply and output readout device)
Information furnished by HAMAMATSU is believed to be reliable. However, no responsibility is assumed for possible inaccuracies or omissions.
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Specifications are subject to change without notice. No patent rights are granted to any of the circuits described herein. ©2003 Hamamatsu Photonics K.K.
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Cat. No. KPSD1004E03
Apr. 2003 DN