The DMP1KKM is a 905 nm VCSEL emitter built as a 16-channel linear array in an AlN ceramic package measuring 17.3 × 4.0 × 1.7 mm. The datasheet identifies surveillance systems, LiDAR and autopilot, and machine vision systems as target applications.
Each channel is characterized at 25 °C with a 15 A drive current, 1.5-2 ns pulse width and 0.03% duty cycle. At that test point, peak optical power is 70 W typical and 40 W minimum, while peak wavelength is 905 nm typical across a specified 895-915 nm range. These are per-channel pulsed measurements, not total-array output or continuous-wave ratings.
Use the published package outline, recommended pad pattern and circuit diagram for PCB integration. System range, accuracy, illumination uniformity, receiver compatibility, thermal performance and laser-safety classification are not specified in this datasheet and must be validated in the complete product.
Core Engineering Features
Per-channel pulsed optical output
The electro-optical table specifies 70 W typical and 40 W minimum peak power per channel at 15 A, 1.5-2 ns and 0.03% duty cycle. The same operating point gives 20.5 V typical forward voltage, 4.9 W/A typical slope efficiency and 0.7-0.9 Ω series resistance as published.
Defined 905 nm optical envelope
Peak wavelength is specified from 895 to 915 nm with a 905 nm typical value. Maximum spectral bandwidth is 3.0 nm and maximum beam divergence is 24° using the datasheet’s full-width D86 definition, all under the stated per-channel pulse condition.
16-channel AlN ceramic package
The 17.3 × 4.0 × 1.7 mm package combines a 16-channel line-array format with an AlN ceramic construction. The mechanical drawing specifies ±0.2 mm tolerance and includes a recommended PCB pad pattern plus a numbered 1-16 circuit diagram.