DLP4500NIRFQD

Product Overview

Category

The DLP4500NIRFQD belongs to the category of digital micromirror devices (DMDs).

Use

It is primarily used in applications that require high-speed, high-resolution spatial light modulation.

Characteristics

• High-speed operation
• High resolution
• Spatial light modulation capability

Package

The DLP4500NIRFQD comes in a compact package, suitable for integration into various systems.

Essence

The essence of the DLP4500NIRFQD lies in its ability to modulate light at high speeds and with high precision.

Packaging/Quantity

The DLP4500NIRFQD is typically packaged individually and is available in varying quantities depending on customer requirements.

Specifications

• Micromirror array size: 912 x 1140
• Micromirror pitch: 5.4 μm
• Wavelength range: 700 - 2500 nm
• Fill factor: > 92%
• Frame rate: Up to 480 Hz
• Power consumption: < 2.5 W
• Operating temperature: -10°C to 60°C

Detailed Pin Configuration

1. VCC - Power supply voltage
2. GND - Ground
3. SDA - I2C serial data input
4. SCL - I2C serial clock input
5. INT - Interrupt output
6. XCLK - External clock input
7. XCLR - External reset input
8. DLPC350_RST - Reset input for DLPC350 controller
9. DLPC350_CLK - Clock input for DLPC350 controller
10. DLPC350_DIN - Data input for DLPC350 controller
11. DLPC350_DOUT - Data output from DLPC350 controller
12. DLPC350_DMDEN - DMD enable control input
13. DLPC350_VSYNC - Vertical sync output
14. DLPC350_HSYNC - Horizontal sync output
15. DLPC350_GPO1 - General-purpose output 1
16. DLPC350_GPO2 - General-purpose output 2

Functional Features

• High-speed spatial light modulation
• Precise control over micromirror array
• Compatibility with various input interfaces
• Flexible integration options

Advantages and Disadvantages

Advantages

• High-speed operation enables real-time applications
• High resolution allows for detailed image projection
• Wide wavelength range enhances versatility
• Compact package facilitates integration into different systems

Disadvantages

• Limited operating temperature range
• Requires external controller for full functionality

Working Principles

The DLP4500NIRFQD utilizes an array of micromirrors that can be individually tilted to modulate incident light. The micromirrors are controlled by an external controller, which provides the necessary data and synchronization signals. When light is projected onto the micromirror array, the individual mirrors can be tilted to either reflect or transmit the light, resulting in the desired spatial light modulation.

Detailed Application Field Plans

The DLP4500NIRFQD finds applications in various fields, including:

1. Projection systems: Enables high-resolution image projection in cinemas, theaters, and conference rooms.
2. 3D printing: Provides precise control over light patterns for curing resins in additive manufacturing processes.
3. Spectroscopy: Facilitates spectral analysis by modulating light at different wavelengths.
4. Biomedical imaging: Enables high-speed imaging for applications such as fluorescence microscopy and endoscopy.
5. LiDAR systems: Enhances depth sensing capabilities in autonomous vehicles and robotics.

Detailed and Complete Alternative Models

1. DLP6500FYE: Offers higher resolution and larger micromirror array size.
2. DLP3000NIRFQD: Provides a smaller form factor for space-constrained applications.
3. DLP9000X: Supports even higher frame rates for ultra-fast spatial light modulation.

(Note: The above alternative models are just a few examples and not an exhaustive list.)

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