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8 June 1994 Single-event effects on associated electronics for fiber optic systems
Kenneth A. LaBel, Paul W. Marshall, Cheryl J. Dale, E. G. Stassinopoulos, Alan R. Johnston, Christina M. Crabtree, Hak Kim
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Abstract
As spacecraft begin to unlock the potential of fiber optic systems for spaceflight applications, system level bit error rates (BER) become of great concern to the system designer. Fiber optic data busses running up to 1 Gbps data rates require an uncorrected BER to meet system specifications. With emerging high speed and low power devices such as 3 V CMOS and GaAs ICs being utilized in the system design to interface the electronic subsystems to the fiber optics, the BER contribution of these emerging technology devices in the space Single Event Effect (SEE) arena may outweigh that of the fiber optic components. We present data on several emerging technology devices and the implication of their usage in fiber optic systems in the space SEE environment.
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Kenneth A. LaBel, Paul W. Marshall, Cheryl J. Dale, E. G. Stassinopoulos, Alan R. Johnston, Christina M. Crabtree, and Hak Kim "Single-event effects on associated electronics for fiber optic systems", Proc. SPIE 2215, Photonics for Space Environments II, (8 June 1994); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.177625
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KEYWORDS
Fiber optics

Gallium arsenide

Electronics

Space operations

Interfaces

Ions

Photonics

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