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IEEE TRANSACTIONS ON NUCLEAR SCIENCE
卷 60, 期 6, 页码 4305-4313出版社
IEEE-INST ELECTRICAL ELECTRONICS ENGINEERS INC
DOI: 10.1109/TNS.2013.2281832
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MGy irradiation; optical fibers; point defects; radiation-induced attenuation; silica; temperature
We investigate the response of Ge-doped, P-doped, pure-silica, or Fluorine-doped fibers to extreme environments combining doses up to MGy(SiO2) level of 10 keV X-rays and temperatures between 25 degrees C and 300 degrees C. First, we evaluate their potential to serve either as parts of radiation tolerant optical or optoelectronic systems or at the opposite, for the most sensitive ones, as punctual or distributed dosimeters. Second, we improve our knowledge on combined ionizing radiations and temperature (R&T) effects on radiation-induced attenuation (RIA) by measuring the RIA spectra in the ultraviolet and visible domains varying the R&T conditions. Our results reveal the complex response of the tested fibers in such mixed environments. Increasing the temperature of irradiation increases or decreases the RIA values measured at 25 degrees C or sometimes has no impact at all. Furthermore, R&T effects are time dependent giving an impact of the temperature on RIA that evolves with the time of irradiation. The two observed transient and stationary regimes of temperature influence will make it very difficult to evaluate sensor vulnerability or the efficiency of hardening approaches without extensive test campaigns.
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