Mid-infrared LEDs versus thermal emitters in IR dynamic scene simulation devices
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															http://eprints.zu.edu.ua/8338/
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| Title | 
															Mid-infrared LEDs versus thermal emitters in IR dynamic scene simulation devices
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| Creator | 
															Malyutenko, V. K.
					 Zinovchuk, A. V.  | 
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| Subject | 
															QC Physics
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| Description | 
															In a radical departure from conventional thermal emitter-based dynamic IR scene simulation devices, we have tested InAsSbP/InAs LEDs grown by liquid phase epitaxy and tuned at several peak-emitting wavelengths inside the mid-IR band. Light uniformity, radiation apparent temperature (Ta), thermal resistance, and self heating details were characterized at T=300 K in the microscale by calibrated infrared cameras in the 3-5 mm (light pattern) and 8-12 μm (heat pattern) bands. We show that LEDs are capable of simulating very hot (Ta ³740 K) targets as well as cold objects and low observable with respect to a particular background. We resume that cost effective LEDs enable a platform for photonic scene projection devices able to compete with thermal microemitter MEMS technology in testing and stimulating very high-speed infrared sensors used for military and commercial applications. Proposals on how to further increase LEDs performance are given.  | 
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| Publisher | 
															International society for optics and photonics
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| Date | 
															2006
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															Article
					 PeerReviewed  | 
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| Format | 
															text
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| Language | 
															uk
					 english  | 
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| Identifier | 
															http://eprints.zu.edu.ua/8338/1/Mid-infrared%20LEDs%20versus%20thermal%20emitters.pdf
					 Malyutenko, V. K. and Zinovchuk, A. V. (2006) Mid-infrared LEDs versus thermal emitters in IR dynamic scene simulation devices. Proceedings of SPIE, 6368. 63680D-1. ISSN 9780819464668  | 
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