2015
DOI: 10.3390/s150818178
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Twenty Years of Rad-Hard K14 SPAD in Space Projects

Abstract: During last two decades, several photon counting detectors have been developed in our laboratory. One of the most promising detector coming from our group silicon K14 Single Photon Avalanche Diode (SPAD) is presented with its valuable features and space applications. Based on the control electronics, it can be operated in both gated and non-gated mode. Although it was designed for photon counting detection, it can be employed for multiphoton detection as well. With respect to control electronics employed, the … Show more

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“…To improve this resolution, time transfer by laser link (T2L2) with short laser pulses carrier has been explored. However, the limitation due to the response speed of photoelectric detections makes it difficult to reach a level of 10 −17 in terms of stability [14,15]. In fact, this performance is comparable to that of the new generation microwave links with multi-carriers for the ACES project [16,17].…”
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“…To improve this resolution, time transfer by laser link (T2L2) with short laser pulses carrier has been explored. However, the limitation due to the response speed of photoelectric detections makes it difficult to reach a level of 10 −17 in terms of stability [14,15]. In fact, this performance is comparable to that of the new generation microwave links with multi-carriers for the ACES project [16,17].…”
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confidence: 99%