Industrial SWIR (short wave infrared) LED lighting operates in the 1050-1750 nm band, beyond the silicon detector cutoff at roughly 1100 nm. SWIR LEDs enable imaging, sensing, and machine vision applications that silicon-based cameras and photodetectors cannot see: through-fog and through-silicon-wafers imaging at 1050-1200 nm (including silicon wafer inspection), moisture detection at 1450 nm, eye-safe…
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What is SWIR, and how can you benefit from high-performance SWIR LEDs? How does SWIR LED work? This article will cover the basics of SWIR. We will analyze the diverse range of new opportunities that SWIR LEDs can offer. Read on to learn about the most common uses of SWIR LEDs. The article will analyze…
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SWIR LED technology is a type of light-emitting diode that operates in the shortwave infrared (SWIR) spectrum. The full form of SWIR is "Shortwave Infrared." It is a type of LED that operates in the wavelength range of 900 nm to 1700 nm, which is different from traditional LED technology that operates in the visible…
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Industrial SWIR (short wave infrared) LED lighting operates in the 1050-1750 nm band, beyond the silicon detector cutoff at roughly 1100 nm. SWIR LEDs enable imaging, sensing, and machine vision applications that silicon-based cameras and photodetectors cannot see: through-fog and through-silicon-wafers imaging at 1050-1200 nm (including silicon wafer inspection), moisture detection at 1450 nm, eye-safe…