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MWIR LED

MWIR LED research and design enquiries for the 3–5μm band

MWIR generally denotes the 3–5μm band. The published model table below lists 3.1, 3.7, 3.9, 4.1 and 4.3μm R&D products. The 2.1–2.3μm products are identified separately as extended SWIR supply, not MWIR.
BAND DEFINITION
UV
Visible
IR
SWIR
MWIR
200nm1000nm3000nm5000nm+

R&D documents and samples

Send the target gas, wavelength, detector and quantity so we can confirm model documentation and evaluation availability.

R&D specifications and sample availability are reconfirmed at the time of enquiry.

SUPPLY AND REVIEW SCOPE

Supply and review scope

Published MWIR models: 3.1–4.3μm

The models documented on this page span 3,100–4,300nm. Other wavelengths in the broader 3–5μm band require individual confirmation.

R&D stage

Electrical and optical characteristics and sample availability are confirmed by model and evaluation timing.

NDIR wavelength review

Candidate wavelengths are narrowed down together with the target gas absorption band, detector and optical path length.

Extended SWIR supplied separately

The 2,100, 2,200 and 2,300nm models are classified and listed separately as extended SWIR.

PUBLISHED MWIR MODELS

3.1–4.3μm R&D products

The table retains the existing published model values. It does not imply routine availability across the entire 3–5μm band; wavelengths outside the table require confirmation.

MWIR bare chip — 500μm × 500μm @ 300mA
ModelPeak λPo @300mAVfChip sizeApplication review
3.1 μm LED3,100 nm0.2 mW0.3 V500×500 μmReview near the 2,900nm band
3.7 μm LED3,700 nm0.4 mW0.3 V500×500 μmSpectroscopy research
3.9 μm LED3,900 nm0.3 mW0.3 V500×500 μmHydrocarbon detection review
4.1 μm LED4,100 nm0.4 mW0.3 V500×500 μmReference-channel review
4.3 μm LED4,300 nm0.1 mW0.3 V500×500 μmCO₂ NDIR review
SEPARATE PRODUCT BAND

Extended SWIR 2.1–2.3μm

The 2,100–2,300nm models belong to the extended-SWIR supply line, not the 3–5μm MWIR band, and are therefore listed separately.

Extended-SWIR large bare chip — 1080μm × 1080μm @ 1.0A
ModelPeak λPo @1.0AVfChip sizeApplication review
21RXBR2,100 nm20 mW0.8 V1080×1080 μmExtended-SWIR sensing
22RXBR2,200 nm12 mW0.8 V1080×1080 μmExtended-SWIR sensing
23RXBR2,300 nm6 mW0.8 V1080×1080 μmCO-band review
DESIGN REFERENCE

Selected molecular absorption bands

These values are absorption-band references for initial wavelength review, not a product-availability list. Sensor design must also consider the gas spectrum, detector and filter.

2,300 nm
CO
2,400 nm
CO₂
2,900 nm
Water · Lipid
3,300 nm
CH₄ (Methane)
4,300 nm
CO₂
4,600 nm
CO
WAVELENGTH SELECTION

MWIR and extended-SWIR review by target

Published model wavelengths are distinguished from absorption-band references. Proximity to an absorption band does not by itself establish suitability; system evaluation is required.

TargetReview wavelengthSupply and design note
CO₂4,300 nmA published 4.3μm MWIR model is listed; evaluate it with the detector and filter.
CO2,300 / 4,600 nm2,300nm is the 23RXBR extended-SWIR model. 4,600nm is an absorption reference and is not in the published model table.
Methane (CH₄)3,300 nmAbsorption-band reference. No 3,300nm model is listed in the published product table.
Hydrocarbons3,900 nmReview the published 3.9μm MWIR model as an evaluation candidate.
Reference channel4,100 nmA published 4.1μm MWIR model; confirm reference suitability against the target-gas spectrum.
FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Q.Is 2,300nm an MWIR LED?+
No. This page classifies the 2,100–2,300nm models as extended SWIR and lists them separately from the 3–5μm MWIR models.
Q.What published MWIR model range is shown?+
The published R&D table lists 3.1, 3.7, 3.9, 4.1 and 4.3μm. Other wavelengths within 3–5μm require separate confirmation.
Q.How do I request documents and samples?+
Send the target gas, wavelength, detector and quantity. We will confirm model documentation and sample availability at the time of enquiry.

Send the target gas and optical conditions

Share the target gas, detector, wavelength, optical path and quantity. We will distinguish published models from items requiring confirmation.