Driver circuit with commercially available LEDs for time-resolved fluorescence measurements in the nanosecond range, enabling new applications in in vitro diagnostics. Photograph: IMMS.

IEEE SSD 2026

Date, Type of contribution, Location:

30 März 2026–02 April 2026,Talk,Catania, Italien

Title:

Examining the suitability of commercially available LEDs for the nanosecond time domain

Authors:

Vincent Haude, Alexander Rolapp

Event:

The International Multi-Conference on Systems, Signals and Devices

Further information:

https://ssd-multiconf.org

Abstract:

This work aims to provide a deeper look into which influences are responsible for off-the-shelf light emitting diodes (LEDs) being suited for microsecond time domain switching applications while not being as suited for nanosecond switching applications. Additionally, a selection guide for choosing the best suited off-the-shelf LEDs for individual applications is included.

Two hands hold two circuit boards approximately the size of euro coins.

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