ams OSRAM SFH 2704A Silicon PIN Photodiode

ams OSRAM SFH 2704A Silicon PIN Photodiode is designed for health monitoring applications like heart rate monitoring and pulse oximetry. This photodiode comes in a small 2mm x 1.8mm x 0.6mm clear epoxy package. This device offers optimized energy consumption, reducing the LED driver current to ensure a longer battery life in wearables. The SFH 2704A photodiode features a spectral range of sensitivity from 400nm to 1100nm, making it ideal for a variety of applications, including smartwatches for vital data monitoring or in the medical sector for digital diagnostic devices.

The SFH 2704A photodiode features 2kV ESD withstand voltage according to ANSI/ESDA/JEDEC JS-001 (HBM, Class 2). The blue-green enhancement enables higher photocurrent to achieve a signal on a small footprint. This photodiode offers high-performance optical vital sign monitoring for premium wearables. The SFH 2704A silicon PIN photodiode is optimized for small systems and lowers the driving current for LED. This photodiode operates at -40°C to 85°C, 6V reverse voltage, and 8.5pF 

Features

  • Enhanced green sensitivity
  • Clear epoxy package
  • Suitable for reflow soldering
  • Requires lower driving current for LED
  • Ultra low power consumption
  • Optimized for very small systems
  • Improved signal quality in a small area
  • 2mm x 1.8mm x 0.6mm small footprint

Applications

  • PPG, SpO2, and blood pressure
  • Heart rate monitoring
  • Pulse oximetry
  • Machine controls
  • Light barriers
  • Vision controls
  • Rain sensors
  • Glucometers
  • Medical equipment
  • Coin counters
  • Level measurement

Specifications

  • -40°C to 85°C operating and storage temperature range
  • 6V reverse voltage
  • 8.5pF capacitance
  • 920nm wavelength of max sensitivity
  • 1µA photocurrent
  • 1V forward voltage
  • 250mV open circuit voltage
  • 400nm to 1100nm spectral range of sensitivity

Dimension Diagram

Mechanical Drawing - ams OSRAM SFH 2704A Silicon PIN Photodiode
Publicerad: 2024-02-06 | Uppdaterad: 2025-11-20