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6 August 1980 Focal Plane Testing From A Production Point Of View: A Tutorial
D. F. Schmunk, A. H. Marshall, R. J. Sonners
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Proceedings Volume 0225, Infrared Image Sensor Technology; (1980) https://doi.org/10.1117/12.958709
Event: 1980 Technical Symposium East, 1980, Washington, D.C., United States
Abstract
Focal plane production testing to be cost and schedule effective involves many tradeoffs which appear very difficult to optimize. This optimization appears particularly difficult for the more sophisticated devices which have detailed and interactive specifications. These tradeoffs will be broken down into major categories with clear optimization procedures and guidelines provided so that their individual impacts will be more easily understood. Production yields of focal planes can be significantly increased and costs reduced - the technology and techniques are at hand. The manufacturers ability can be further optimized through wise, concise testing at cryogenic temperatures which has long been an industry bottleneck. The six major categories to be discussed are: 1) Go/No Go Testing; 2) Characterization; 3) Specification vs Performance and Cost Tradeoffs; 4) Earliest Significant Testing; 5) Room and Cryogenic Temperature Testing and 6) Self and Diagnostic Testing. Practical examples will be shown to demonstrate the basic techniques so that a firm foundation of each of the major categories will be obtained.
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D. F. Schmunk, A. H. Marshall, and R. J. Sonners "Focal Plane Testing From A Production Point Of View: A Tutorial", Proc. SPIE 0225, Infrared Image Sensor Technology, (6 August 1980); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.958709
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KEYWORDS
Cryogenics

Infrared technology

Reliability

Sensor technology

Diagnostics

Image sensors

Product engineering

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