Making method of infrared receiving pipe shielding layer for optoelectronic coupler
A photoelectric coupler and infrared receiving tube technology, applied in the direction of circuits, electrical components, semiconductor devices, etc., can solve the problem that the area, thickness, and shape of silicone rubber are difficult to maintain, and do not meet the prohibition (limitation) process requirements of spacecraft products, Problems such as the large transmission ratio of optocouplers are discrete, so as to reduce labor costs and processing time, improve long-term reliability, and improve quality consistency.
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[0044] Step 1. On the infrared receiving tube that needs to make a shielding layer, use a sputtering process to make an aluminum shielding layer on the outer surface of the infrared receiving tube determined in step 1. The shielding areas are respectively 10%, 30%, 50% and 70%, and the shielding layer Use rectangular graphics (such as figure 2 ), the thickness of the aluminum shielding layer is 1.2 μm to 1.5 μm, and the silicon content is 1%wt silicon aluminum;
[0045] Step 2. Use the infrared receiving tube sample produced in step 1 to manufacture optocouplers according to the same process conditions. The same process conditions mean that the optocouplers assembled by this method should adopt the same assembly method, internal and external dimensions, and adopt the same process conditions. Infrared receiving tubes and infrared light-emitting tubes of various specifications; the transmission ratio of the final assembled photocoupler will not be affected by other variables ot...
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