Radiation resistant polymer-based photonics for space applications

被引：2

作者：

Taylor, EW ^{[1
]}

Nichter, J ^{[1
]}

Nash, F ^{[1
]}

Haas, F ^{[1
]}

Szep, AA ^{[1
]}

Michalak, RJ ^{[1
]}

Flusche, BM ^{[1
]}

Repak, P ^{[1
]}

Brost, G ^{[1
]}

Pirich, A ^{[1
]}

Craig, D ^{[1
]}

Le, D ^{[1
]}

Cardimona, D ^{[1
]}

Fetterman, HR ^{[1
]}

Tsap, B ^{[1
]}

Castaneda, C ^{[1
]}

Barto, R ^{[1
]}

Zeng, T ^{[1
]}

Wood, D ^{[1
]}

Claus, RO ^{[1
]}

机构：

[1] Int Photon Consultants Inc, Albuquerque, NM 87122 USA

来源：

PHOTONICS FOR SPACE ENVIRONMENTS IX | 2004年 / 5554卷

关键词：

nonlinear optics; polymer modulators; polymer detectors; radiation resistance; space environments; polymer photonics;

D O I：

10.1117/12.556659

中图分类号：

V [航空、航天];

学科分类号：

08 ; 0825 ;

摘要：

Empirical data regarding the radiation induced responses of Mach Zehnder interferometric electro-optic polymer based modulators (PBMs) operating at 1310 and 1550 nm and broadband InP quantum dot (QD) polymer photodetectors, (PPDs) operating into the near infrared (NIR) are reported. Modulators composed of spun-on materials and hybrid electostatically self assembled (ESA) and spun-on NLO materials are examined for changes to their half-wave voltage and insertion losses following a gamma-ray total dose of 163 krad(Si) and irradiation by 25.6 MeV protons at a fluence of similar to10(11) cm(-2). Pre- and post- irradiation responses of ESA grown polymer detectors using InP QDs are examined for photovoltage degradation and aging effects. The data indicates an excellent potential for developing polymer based photonic (PBP) devices with increased radiation resistance suitable for transition to photonic space applications.

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页码：15 / 22

页数：8

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