Easy-to-use InAsSb detector module with built-in preamplifier

Hamamatsu’s new InAsSb detector module, C12494-222S, features 2-stage thermoelectric cooling for high SNR, built-in amplification, and temperature control in a compact package. Ideal for infrared detection applications.

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