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Modulator Radiation Test for Fiber Laser TRL Enhancement
File Name: ModulatorEvaluation.pdf | Date Submitted: 11/26/07
 

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Melanie Ott - Melanie.N.Ott@nasa.gov
Goddard Space Flight Center
Phone: 301 286-0127 | FAX: 301 286-9778
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Description:
Investigation of hermetically sealed commercial LiNbO3 optical modulator for use in laser transmitter space-flight applications
 
Abstract:

This paper is the first in a series of publications to investigate the use of commercial-off-the-shelf (COTS) components for space flight fiber laser transmitter systems and LIDAR (laser imaging detection and ranging) detection systems. In the current study, a hermetically sealed COTS LiNbO3 optical modulator is characterized for space flight applications. The modulator investigated was part of the family of “High-Extinction Ratio Modulators” with part number MXPE-LN from Photline Technologies in Besancon, France. Device performance was monitored during exposure to a Cobalt60 gamma-ray source. Results from the testing show little change in device operation for a total accumulated dose of 52 krad.

 
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