Space radiation effects on optocouplers are discussed, including permanent degradation from protons and electrons, and short-duration transients from protons and heavy ions. Proton displacement damage is shown to be the most important degradation mechanism, even for optocouplers with radiation resistant light emitters. Amplifier design and light sensitivity both contribute to transient effects, which can persist for time periods of nearly one microsecond in some devices. I
The work covered in this report has been directed toward the investigation of the irradiation effect...
We present data on the vulnerability of a variety of candidate spacecraft electronics to proton and ...
Space exploration is linked to the development of increasingly innovative instrumentation, able to w...
Radiation-induced permanent degradation and single event transient effects for optocouplers are disc...
New effects that complicate the application of linear devices in space are discussed, including enha...
Permanent and transient effects are discussed that are induced in linear integrated circuits by spac...
Recent space experience has shown that the use of commercial optocouplers can be problematic in spac...
The properties of two different types of optocouplers, a conventional bipolar one with phototransist...
International audienceSpace system undergo particularly hard natural radiation environment, but can ...
Trapped protons and electrons in the Earth's radiation belts and cosmic rays present significant cha...
This article describes the electrical degradation in the I-V characteristics and the Current Transfe...
A systematic characterization of dielectric coatings for space application is carried out to evaluat...
© 1963-2012 IEEE. High-energy (>40 MeV) protons are commonly used to characterize radiation toleranc...
We present a compendium of optocoupler radiation test data including neutron, proton and heavy ion D...
The degradation under a high energy proton beam of a series of industrial opto-couplers, consisting ...
The work covered in this report has been directed toward the investigation of the irradiation effect...
We present data on the vulnerability of a variety of candidate spacecraft electronics to proton and ...
Space exploration is linked to the development of increasingly innovative instrumentation, able to w...
Radiation-induced permanent degradation and single event transient effects for optocouplers are disc...
New effects that complicate the application of linear devices in space are discussed, including enha...
Permanent and transient effects are discussed that are induced in linear integrated circuits by spac...
Recent space experience has shown that the use of commercial optocouplers can be problematic in spac...
The properties of two different types of optocouplers, a conventional bipolar one with phototransist...
International audienceSpace system undergo particularly hard natural radiation environment, but can ...
Trapped protons and electrons in the Earth's radiation belts and cosmic rays present significant cha...
This article describes the electrical degradation in the I-V characteristics and the Current Transfe...
A systematic characterization of dielectric coatings for space application is carried out to evaluat...
© 1963-2012 IEEE. High-energy (>40 MeV) protons are commonly used to characterize radiation toleranc...
We present a compendium of optocoupler radiation test data including neutron, proton and heavy ion D...
The degradation under a high energy proton beam of a series of industrial opto-couplers, consisting ...
The work covered in this report has been directed toward the investigation of the irradiation effect...
We present data on the vulnerability of a variety of candidate spacecraft electronics to proton and ...
Space exploration is linked to the development of increasingly innovative instrumentation, able to w...