LED based powerful nanosecond light sources for calibration systems of deep underwater neutrino telescopes

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Apr 2009

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Nuclear Instruments and Methods in Physics Research Section A, Volume 602, Issue 1, p. 220-223.

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Powerful nanosecond light sources based on LEDs have been developed for use in calibration systems of deep underwater neutrino telescopes. The light sources use either matrixes of ultra bright blue InGaN LEDs or new generation high power blue LEDs. It is shown that such light sources have light yield of up to 1010-1012 photons per pulse with very fast light emission kinetics. The developed light sources are currently used in a number of astroparticle physics experiments, namely: the lake Baikal neutrino experiment, the TUNKA EAS experiment, etc.

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