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PD100MF0MP
Sharp Microelectronics
SENSOR PHOTODIODE 850NM SIDE
2376 Pcs New Original In Stock
Photodiode 850nm 10ns 40° Side View
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PD100MF0MP
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PD100MF0MP-DGManufacturer
Sharp Microelectronics
PD100MF0MP
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SENSOR PHOTODIODE 850NM SIDEInventory
2376 Pcs New Original In Stock
Photodiode 850nm 10ns 40° Side View
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PD100MF0MP Technical Specifications
Category
Optical Sensors, Photodiodes
Packaging
-
Series
-
Product Status
Obsolete
Wavelength
850nm
Color - Enhanced
-
Spectral Range
680nm ~ 1100nm
Diode Type
-
Responsivity @ nm
-
Response Time
10ns
Voltage - DC Reverse (Vr) (Max)
20 V
Current - Dark (Typ)
10nA
Active Area
-
Viewing Angle
40°
Operating Temperature
-30°C ~ 85°C
Mounting Type
Surface Mount
Package / Case
Side View
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PD100MF0MP-DG
Environmental & Export Classification
Moisture Sensitivity Level (MSL)
3 (168 Hours)
REACH Status
REACH Unaffected
ECCN
EAR99
HTSUS
8541.49.1050
Additional Information
Other Names
425-1028-1
425-1028-2
Standard Package
2,000
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5.0/5.0-(Show up to 5 Ratings)
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December 02, 2025
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Can the Sharp Microelectronics PD100MF0MP photodiode be used as a drop-in replacement for the Vishay BPW34 in high-speed optical communication applications?
The PD100MF0MP is not a direct drop-in replacement for the Vishay BPW34 due to key differences in package, orientation, and electrical characteristics. While both are 850nm-sensitive photodiodes with fast response times, the BPW34 has a top-view TO-18 package with a wider 120° viewing angle and larger active area, whereas the PD100MF0MP uses a side-view surface-mount package with a narrow 40° field of view and faster 10ns response. This makes the PD100MF0MP better suited for directional, high-speed signaling in constrained PCB layouts, but mechanical and optical alignment must be re-evaluated. Additionally, the PD100MF0MP’s lower dark current (10nA vs. ~2nA for BPW34) may improve SNR in low-light conditions, but its obsolete status introduces long-term supply risk—consider qualifying an alternate such as the Osram SFH205 or Hamamatsu S1223 if future availability is a concern.
What are the critical design risks when integrating the PD100MF0MP into a surface-mount PCB for industrial ambient light sensing in variable-temperature environments?
Integrating the PD100MF0MP in industrial ambient light sensing presents several risks: its narrow 40° viewing angle demands precise optical alignment to avoid signal loss from off-axis light sources, and the side-view package requires careful PCB layout to ensure unobstructed light path. With an operating range of -30°C to 85°C, thermal cycling can affect solder joint reliability due to CTE mismatch—use a robust solder profile and consider underfill if mechanical stress is expected. Additionally, the MSL 3 rating (168-hour floor life) requires strict moisture control during assembly; improper handling can lead to popcorning or delamination. Since the part is obsolete, long-term field reliability data is limited—mitigate this by derating the reverse voltage below 15V (from 20V max) and validating performance across the full temperature range during prototype testing.
How does the spectral response of the PD100MF0MP compare to modern InGaAs photodiodes like the Hamamatsu G12180-030A when detecting 850nm signals in fiber optic links?
The PD100MF0MP, based on silicon, has a spectral range of 680–1100nm with peak responsivity near 850nm, making it suitable for short-reach 850nm VCSEL-based links. However, it cannot match the quantum efficiency or extended wavelength capability of InGaAs diodes like the Hamamatsu G12180-030A, which operates from 900–1700nm and excels in longer-wavelength telecom bands. For 850nm applications, the PD100MF0MP offers faster response (10ns vs. ~50ns for many InGaAs types) and lower cost, but with lower sensitivity at the band edge. The trade-off is clear: use the PD100MF0MP for high-speed, cost-sensitive 850nm detection where silicon suffices, but avoid it in systems requiring >1000nm operation or ultra-low light detection—where InGaAs is superior. Note that the PD100MF0MP’s obsolescence may force a redesign if supply runs out.
Is it safe to operate the PD100MF0MP at its maximum reverse voltage of 20V in a 24V industrial power system with transient spikes?
Operating the PD100MF0MP at 20V reverse bias in a 24V system with transients poses a significant reliability risk. While the datasheet specifies 20V as the absolute maximum, real-world voltage spikes from inductive loads or switching noise can exceed this threshold, leading to premature breakdown or latent damage. In industrial environments, we recommend limiting reverse bias to 12–15V and adding a transient voltage suppressor (TVS) diode or Zener clamp (e.g., 18V Zener) across the photodiode to absorb surges. Additionally, include a series resistor to limit fault current. Derating the voltage improves long-term stability, especially given the part’s obsolete status and lack of recent reliability data. Always validate transient immunity during EMC testing to prevent field failures.
What alternatives should I consider if the PD100MF0MP becomes unavailable, and how do they compare in high-speed proximity sensing applications?
If the PD100MF0MP is no longer available, consider the Osram SFH2701 or Everlight PD15-21B/TR8 as functional alternatives for high-speed proximity sensing. The SFH2701 offers similar 850nm sensitivity, a 35° viewing angle, and 15ns response time in a side-view SMD package, making it a near-match optically and mechanically. The Everlight part has a slightly wider 60° angle but comparable speed and is actively stocked. Both support surface mounting and operate from -40°C to 85°C. However, neither matches the PD100MF0MP’s ultra-low 10ns response exactly—validate timing margins in your signal chain. Since the PD100MF0MP is obsolete, proactively qualify one of these alternatives now to avoid redesign delays. Always cross-check dark current, capacitance, and package footprint to ensure compatibility with your TIA and PCB layout.
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