UV Flame Sensor for UV radiation Detecting Emitted by the Naked Flame SG01XL-C5

           UV Flame Sensor for UV radiation Detecting Emitted by the Naked Flame     
                          UVC-only SiC based UV photodiode A = 7,6 mm2                                       1.General Features  Properties of the SG01XL–C5 UV photodiode • UVC-only sensitivity, compliant with DVGW W294, PTB reported high chip stability
• Active Area A = 7,6 mm2
• TO5 hermetically sealed metal housing, 1 isolated pin and 1 case pin
• 10µW/cm2 peak radiation results a current of approx. 91 nA   2.About the material Silicon Carbide (SiC)
SiC provides  the unique property of  extreme  radiation hardness, near-perfect  visible blindness,  low dark  current, high speed and low noise. These features make SiC the best available material for visible blind semiconductor UV detectors. The SiC detectors can be permanently operated at up to 170°C (338°F). The temperature coeffcient of signal (responsivity)  is also  low, < 0,1%/K. Because of the  low noise (dark current  in the fA range), very  low UV radiation intensities can be measured reliably. Please note that this device needs an appropriate amplifer (see typical circuit on page 3). Options SiC photodiodes are available with seven different ctive chip areas from 0,06 mm2 up to 36 mm2. Standard version is broadband UVA-UVB-UVC. Four fltered versions lead to a tighter sensitivity range. All photodiodes have a hermeti-cally sealed metal housing (TO type), either a 5,5 mm diameter TO18 housing or a 9,2 mm TO5 housing. Further op-tion is either a 2 pin header (1 isolated, 1 grounded) or a 3 pin header (2 isolated, 1 grounded).   3.Description             Contact :