SPIE Proceedings
 2004
DOI: 10.1117/12.558731
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Nematic liquid crystal spatial light modulator's response to total-dose irradiation

Stephen A. Dewalt1,
Kyle B. Miller2,
Jay E. Stockley
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“…Typical LC display life times are 15 years. Moreover, Boulder Nonlinear Systems' liquid crystal cells and OPAs have been tested to over 200 kRad total dose of gamma radiation, equivalent to 14 years at geosynchronous orbit [5].…”
Section: Vlsi Diementioning
confidence: 99%

Multi-access laser terminal using liquid crystal beam steering

Stockley
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Serati
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2005
2005 IEEE Aerospace Conference
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“…Typical LC display life times are 15 years. Moreover, Boulder Nonlinear Systems' liquid crystal cells and OPAs have been tested to over 200 kRad total dose of gamma radiation, equivalent to 14 years at geosynchronous orbit [5].…”
Section: Vlsi Diementioning
confidence: 99%

Multi-access laser terminal using liquid crystal beam steering

Stockley
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Serati
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2005
2005 IEEE Aerospace Conference
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Radiation testing of liquid crystal optical phase shifters for space survivability

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Lane
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Radiation testing of liquid crystal optical devices for space laser communication

Lane
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Brown
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Tremer
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