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30 May 1995 Total ionizing dose and single particle effects in a 200-Mbps star-coupled fiber optic data bus
Paul W. Marshall, Cheryl J. Dale, Martin E. Fritz, Michael de la Chapelle, Martin A. Carts, Kenneth A. LaBel
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Abstract
In-situ measurements of proton-induced system level errors are reported for newly designed and fabricated hardware implementing an operational 200 Mbps linear token passing fiber optic data bus. Parametric analysis of key single-particle-event and total-ionizing-dose variables affecting components is used to quantify system response and predict on-orbit performance.
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Paul W. Marshall, Cheryl J. Dale, Martin E. Fritz, Michael de la Chapelle, Martin A. Carts, and Kenneth A. LaBel "Total ionizing dose and single particle effects in a 200-Mbps star-coupled fiber optic data bus", Proc. SPIE 2482, Photonics for Space Environments III, (30 May 1995); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.210535
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KEYWORDS
Fiber optics

Photodiodes

Transceivers

Particles

Stars

Interfaces

Logic

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