Manufacturer of custom and standard LEDs and photodetectors, EPIGAP OSA Photonics introduces an extensive line of high-power shortwave infrared (SWIR) LEDs. The new series of SWIR LEDs, OCI-490 features an extended wavelength range from >1720 nm to 2300 nm with 1 Amp and 41 mW optical output.
The family of SWIR LEDs are energy efficient. It delivers strong illumination with very low heat output and offers extended life which reduces maintenance and replacement costs, making them ideal for mission-critical operations.
Invisible to the naked eyes, SWIR LEDs can be utilized in non-intrusive imaging and enable discreet biometric and surveillance imaging for medical, industrial and defense markets. This advanced SWIR LEDs are designed to enhance material identification and quality control in industries such as pharmaceuticals and agriculture. The extended wavelength capabilities of these LEDs allow for the detection of unique material characteristics, aiding sorting processes and improving imaging in environments with dust, fog, or smoke.
These high-power LED packages are engineered to perform reliably in challenging conditions, including extreme heat, humidity, and vibration. The company’s product range covers wavelengths from ultraviolet (200 nm) to SWIR (2300 nm), enabling quick prototyping and tailored solutions for specific applications.
Additionally, EPIGAP OSA Photonics offers precise binning of LEDs based on brightness, wavelength, or other parameters, with packaging options that include glass and epoxy lenses. Customizable divergence angles are also available, catering to diverse industrial requirements.
According to EPIGAP OSA’s CEO, Matthias Gamp, “We proudly offer complete solutions, from design and development to prototyping, series production, and supply chain management. Our LED and photodetector customization is one of our company’s greatest assets along with our commitment to quality, reflecting the highest standards in German engineering. We invite you to partner with us for all your LED and photodetector needs.”
