Radiation tolerant techniques of multiplexing analogue signals in a nuclear environment

Petr Leszkow; Marc Decreton

Radiation tolerant techniques of multiplexing analogue signals in a nuclear environment

Research output › peer-review

Abstract

Two types of multiplexers are described. They are designed to be used in high gamma radiation environments. Multiplexed signals come from different sensors used for distance, angle or force measurement. A low switching rate (10 Hz) version is designed with RS flip-flop based only on relays and transistors. The high switching rate multiplexer consists of a transistor differential stage to control the transistor chopper. Its maximum switching rate is 1 MHz.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	First European Conference on Radiation and Its Effects on Devices and Systems - RADECS 91
Publisher	Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers Inc.
Pages	256-258
Number of pages	3
ISBN (Print)	0780302087
State	Published - 1992
Event	First European Conference on Radiation and Its Effects on Devices and Systems - RADECS 91 - Montpellier, Fr Duration: 9 Sep 1991 → 12 Sep 1991

Publication series

Name	First European Conference on Radiation and Its Effects on Devices and Systems - RADECS 91

Conference

Conference	First European Conference on Radiation and Its Effects on Devices and Systems - RADECS 91
City	Montpellier, Fr
Period	1991-09-09 → 1991-09-12

ASJC Scopus subject areas

General Engineering

Cite this

Leszkow, P., & Decreton, M. (1992). Radiation tolerant techniques of multiplexing analogue signals in a nuclear environment. In First European Conference on Radiation and Its Effects on Devices and Systems - RADECS 91 (pp. 256-258). (First European Conference on Radiation and Its Effects on Devices and Systems - RADECS 91). Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers Inc..

Leszkow, Petr ; Decreton, Marc. / Radiation tolerant techniques of multiplexing analogue signals in a nuclear environment. First European Conference on Radiation and Its Effects on Devices and Systems - RADECS 91. Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers Inc., 1992. pp. 256-258 (First European Conference on Radiation and Its Effects on Devices and Systems - RADECS 91).

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Leszkow, P & Decreton, M 1992, Radiation tolerant techniques of multiplexing analogue signals in a nuclear environment. in First European Conference on Radiation and Its Effects on Devices and Systems - RADECS 91. First European Conference on Radiation and Its Effects on Devices and Systems - RADECS 91, Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers Inc., pp. 256-258, First European Conference on Radiation and Its Effects on Devices and Systems - RADECS 91, Montpellier, Fr, 1991-09-09.

Radiation tolerant techniques of multiplexing analogue signals in a nuclear environment. / Leszkow, Petr; Decreton, Marc.
First European Conference on Radiation and Its Effects on Devices and Systems - RADECS 91. Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers Inc., 1992. p. 256-258 (First European Conference on Radiation and Its Effects on Devices and Systems - RADECS 91).

Research output › peer-review

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