LED Technologies for Optocouplers: Fundamental Issues and Hardness Assurance

Radiation damage is examined for several different LED technologies used in optocouplers, including those with wavelengths near 700 nm that are used in radiation-tolerant devices, and have not been widely studied. Forward diode characteristics and reverse recovery time measurements are examined as p...

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Hardness
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Manufacturing
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Photodetectors
Propulsion
Radiation damage
Radiation detectors
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Space technology
Testing
Wavelengths
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