Use of light-emitting diodes in a stellar radiation simulator

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Sep 1979

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(Optiko-Mekhanicheskaia Promyshlennost', vol. 46, Sept. 1979, p. 39-42.) Soviet Journal of Optical Technology, vol. 46, Sept. 19

Physics

Light Emitting Diodes, Optical Equipment, Space Environment Simulation, Stellar Radiation, Incandescence, Luminaires, Silicon Carbides, Spectrophotometers

Scientific paper

The characteristics of a class of light sources used in stellar radiation simulators are analyzed. It is shown that prebreakdown SiC light-emitting diodes are adequate light sources in stellar radiation simulators, because of such properties as high radiation stability, adequate radiation power with small emitting-area dimensions, and light characteristics that are insensitive to the spatial orientation of the diode.

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