Hardware/software solution for optocouplers with output MOSFET transistors based on National Instruments PXI-platform

Petrova, E. V.; Komarova, Natalia A.; Cherniak, Maksim E.; Ulanova, Anastasia V.; Nikiforov, Alexander Y.

doi:10.1109/sibcon.2016.7491764

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“…This is a growing area of interest and is very involved since it requires an effective way of simulating the impact of protons and electrons in outer space. 17,20 Optocouplers will continue to be a powerhouse in the world of electronics and with the development of potentially radiation-tolerant devices, the demand for their application in space will most likely increase.…”

Section: Current Research and Future Directionsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Literature Review of Optocouplers, Their polymer Components and Current Applicaitons

Catherine

2020

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Optocouplers, also called optoisoloators and photocouplers, are devices that use a light emitting diode (LED) to conduct an electrical signal. The LED receives an electrical signal and emits light proportional to that signal. The light is then received by a photodetector and the signal is propagated. Optocouplers provide a high degree of electrical isolation and are therefore used extensively in commercial electronic equipment. Variations in optocouplers come from the type of photodetector used, the anatomy of the contents and the encapsulating polymers used. Current research involves investigating the tolerance of optocouplers to radiation for the purpose of improving spacecraft and satellites, as well as identifying failure mechanisms and improving design.

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Section: Current Research and Future Directionsmentioning

confidence: 99%