An infrared sensor Tx/Rx electronic card for aerospace applications

Leccese, Fabio; Cagnetti, Marco; Ferrone, Andrea; Pecora, A.; Maiolo, Luca

doi:10.1109/metroaerospace.2014.6865948

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“…Current studies on the possibility of using Visible Light Communication (VLC) has received great attention from industry and the academic community [45][46][47][48][49]. VLC systems transmit information wirelessly by rapidly pulsing visible light using light emitting diodes (LEDs).…”

Section: Led-to-led Communicationmentioning

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LED as Transmitter and Receiver of Light: A Simple Tool to Demonstration Photoelectric Effect

2019

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The experimental observations of the photoelectric effect show the properties of quantum mechanics of the electromagnetic field. For this reason, this important effect is commonly used as an introductory topic for the study of quantum physics. The “classical” demonstration of the photoelectric effect is very incisive; unfortunately, the experimental apparatus is not cheap and easy to realize. The typical use of LEDs is as light emitters, but they can be used even as photosensors and, in this case, they are sensitive to wavelengths equal to or shorter than the predominant wavelength it emits. Furthermore, a LED used as detector is sensitive to wavelengths equal to or shorter than the predominant wavelength it emits. This ability of LEDs offers the possibility of developing a simple tool able to demonstrate the photoelectric effect. This paper describes the realization of an economic, simple, easy and safe system to use for the experimental demonstration of the photoelectric effect, based on the LED to LED structure. The paper has educational purposes, oriented towards laboratory teaching activities.

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Section: Led-to-led Communicationmentioning

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LED as Transmitter and Receiver of Light: A Simple Tool to Demonstration Photoelectric Effect

2019

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“…Compared to other diode-transistor couples, the couple OP298-OP598 offers a concentred beam at different distances lens tip separation that is necessary for accurate measurements. The reliability of these products at low temperatures have been demonstrated for several applications [26]; they are also pretty easy to find on the market since they are used for enthusiast electronic projects. This aspect is fundamental in case of sudden necessity, because it is extremely difficult to manage a transport in a harsh scenario that implies a long and difficult trip.…”

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confidence: 99%