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Evaluation of the radiation hardness of GaSb-based laser diodes for space applications

Ignacio Esquivias, J. M. G. Tijero, Juan Barbero, Demetrio Lopez, Marc O. Fischer, Karl Roessner, Johannes Koeth

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We present an evaluation of the effects of proton and gamma irradiation on the performance of GaSb-based 2.1 μm laser diodes lasers for space applications. The study is focused on the effects of radiation on the Power-Current, Current-Voltage and Wavelength-Current-Temperature characteristics of the lasers. No significant radiation damage has been found.

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We present an evaluation of the effects of proton and gamma irradiation on the performance of GaSb-based 2.1 μm laser diodes lasers for space applications. The study is focused on the effects of radiation on the Power-Current, Current-Voltage and Wavelength-Current-Temperature characteristics of the lasers. No significant radiation damage has been found.

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We present an evaluation of the effects of proton and gamma irradiation on the performance of GaSb-based 2.1 μm laser diodes lasers for space applications. The study is focused on the effects of radiation on the Power-Current, Current-Voltage and Wavelength-Current-Temperature characteristics of the lasers. No significant radiation damage has been found.

Key concepts: Laser, Optoelectronics, Diode, Materials science, Radiation, Radiation hardening, Current (fluid), Irradiation

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