• Journal of Infrared and Millimeter Waves
  • Vol. 41, Issue 1, 2021012 (2022)
Xi WANG1、2、*, Qing YE1、2, Xiao DONG1, Wu-Hu LEI1、2, Tong-Lin LYU1, Yan-Tin GUO1, and Yi-Hua HU1、2、3、*
Author Affiliations
  • 1State Key Laboratory of Pulsed Power Laser Technology,Electronic Countermeasure Institute,National University of Defense Technology,Hefei 230037,China
  • 2Anhui Laboratory of Advanced Laser Technology,Electronic Countermeasure Institute,National University of Defense Technology,Hefei 230037,China
  • 3Key Laboratory of Electronic Restricting Technique of Anhui Province,Electronic Countermeasure Institute,National University of Defense Technology,Hefei 230037,China
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    DOI: 10.11972/j.issn.1001-9014.2022.01.032 Cite this Article
    Xi WANG, Qing YE, Xiao DONG, Wu-Hu LEI, Tong-Lin LYU, Yan-Tin GUO, Yi-Hua HU. Experimental study of PbS detector irradiated by 2.79 μm mid-infrared laser[J]. Journal of Infrared and Millimeter Waves, 2022, 41(1): 2021012 Copy Citation Text show less
    Sketch map of experimental system
    Fig. 1. Sketch map of experimental system
    Response voltage vs laser energy
    Fig. 2. Response voltage vs laser energy
    Response voltage vs time(E=220mJ,PRF=10Hz)
    Fig. 3. Response voltage vs time(E=220mJ,PRF=10Hz)
    Damage morphology of PbS detector with laser fluence of 366.69J/cm2:(a)before irradiation,(b)damage overall appearance,(c)damage spot edge,(d)damage spot center
    Fig. 4. Damage morphology of PbS detector with laser fluence of 366.69J/cm2:(a)before irradiation,(b)damage overall appearance,(c)damage spot edge,(d)damage spot center
    Particles attached to the surface of sapphire window,(a)149.22J/cm2,(b)366.69J/cm2
    Fig. 5. Particles attached to the surface of sapphire window,(a)149.22J/cm2,(b)366.69J/cm2
    Schematic diagram of PbS detector
    Fig. 6. Schematic diagram of PbS detector
    Theoretical model of PbS detector irradiated by 2.79 μm laser
    Fig. 7. Theoretical model of PbS detector irradiated by 2.79 μm laser
    Temperature distribution with laser fluence of 10 J/cm2,(a)contour of temperature distribution in PbS detector,(b)temperature distribution on PbS surface,(c)temperature distribution on axis
    Fig. 8. Temperature distribution with laser fluence of 10 J/cm2,(a)contour of temperature distribution in PbS detector,(b)temperature distribution on PbS surface,(c)temperature distribution on axis
    Schematic diagram of air flow trajectory inside the detector
    Fig. 9. Schematic diagram of air flow trajectory inside the detector
    The relationship between maximum temperature of PbS and laser energy fluence
    Fig. 10. The relationship between maximum temperature of PbS and laser energy fluence
    The relationship between the maximum temperature of PbS and the number of pulses under different repetition frequencies
    Fig. 11. The relationship between the maximum temperature of PbS and the number of pulses under different repetition frequencies
    PbSK9Sapphire window

    Thermal conductivity k

    (W/(cm·K))

    0.0300.0150.300

    Specific heat c

    (J/g·K)

    0.2080.8681.530
    Density ρ(g/cm37.6002.5004.080
    Table 1. Material thermal parameters[16,18]
    Xi WANG, Qing YE, Xiao DONG, Wu-Hu LEI, Tong-Lin LYU, Yan-Tin GUO, Yi-Hua HU. Experimental study of PbS detector irradiated by 2.79 μm mid-infrared laser[J]. Journal of Infrared and Millimeter Waves, 2022, 41(1): 2021012
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