The MBX11-18-F2N-0202-GG-WP is a high-performance, miniature thermoelectric cooler. The MBX11-18-F2N-0202-GG-WP is primarily used in applications to stabilize the temperature of sensitive optical components in the telecom and photonics industries. It has a maximum Qc of 1.3 Watts when ΔT = 0 and a maximum ΔT of 72.9 °C at Qc = 0.
The MBX11-15-F2N-0202-GG-W0 is a high-performance, miniature thermoelectric cooler. The MBX11-15-F2N-0202-GG-W0 is primarily used in applications to stabilize the temperature of sensitive optical components in the telecom and photonics industries. It has a maximum Qc of 1.1 Watts when ΔT = 0 and a maximum ΔT of 72.9 °C at Qc = 0.
The MBX14-09-F1N-0101-GG-W0 is a high-performance, miniature thermoelectric cooler. The MBX14-09-F1N-0101-GG-W0 is primarily used in applications to stabilize the temperature of sensitive optical components in the telecom and photonics industries. It has a maximum Qc of 0.8 Watts when ΔT = 0 and a maximum ΔT of 72.9 °C at Qc = 0.
The MBX14-08-F2N-0101-GG-W0 is a high-performance, miniature thermoelectric cooler. The MBX14-08-F2N-0101-GG-W0 is primarily used in applications to stabilize the temperature of sensitive optical components in the telecom and photonics industries. It has a maximum Qc of 0.8 Watts when ΔT = 0 and a maximum ΔT of 72.9 °C at Qc = 0.
The MBX16-06-F2N-0101-GG-W0 is a high-performance, miniature thermoelectric cooler. The MBX16-06-F2N-0101-GG-W0 is primarily used in applications to stabilize the temperature of sensitive optical components in the telecom and photonics industries. It has a maximum Qc of 0.7 Watts when ΔT = 0 and a maximum ΔT of 72.9 °C at Qc = 0.
The MBX16-06-F2N-0101-GG-W0 is a high-performance, miniature thermoelectric cooler. The MBX16-06-F2N-0101-GG-W0 is primarily used in applications to stabilize the temperature of sensitive optical components in the telecom and photonics industries. It has a maximum Qc of 0.7 Watts when ΔT = 0 and a maximum ΔT of 72.9 °C at Qc = 0.
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Used to source, detect, and control light, optoelectronics are increasingly important in a wide range of automotive, telecom, and industrial applications. With high beam quality and low energy consumption, optoelectronics offer superior performance at a low cost. Due to the potentially high-temperature environments in which these optoelectronic components operate, active thermoelectric coolers are used for temperature stabilization to ensure maximum performance and long-life operation.
