Test and evaluation of infrared hybrid readout/detector arrays by emulating system configurations during test

Details Test and evaluation of infrared hybrid readout/detector arrays by emulating system configurations during test Test and evaluation of infrared hybrid readout/detector arrays by emulating system configurations during test

Jul 1992

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In: Test and evaluation of IR detectors and arrays II; Proceedings of the Meeting, Orlando, FL, Apr. 22, 23, 1992 (A94-12744 02-

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Analog Data, Focal Plane Devices, Hybrid Circuits, Infrared Detectors, Signal Processing, Breadboard Models, Cryogenic Equipment, Design Analysis, Readout

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The integration of various IR sensor subcomponents as early as possible in the development cycle furnishes an efficient feedback indicator for the compatibility of elements and units. Possible system defects are in this way identified and corrected sooner, thereby saving development process time and money. The procedure also reduces the risk in overall system design by verifying the sensor subsystem design's compliance with performance requirements.

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