Jupiter Icy Moons Explorer (JUICE) Program: Monitoring of JUICE Optical Fibers
- Posted by Juan Barbero
- On July 5, 2021
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Monitoring of JUICE Optical Fibers During Thermal Cycles Keeping the Optical Connectors at Different Stable Cryogenic Temperatures in 3-Chambers Setup
In this success case we present a complex thermal cycling test for the fibers that were used in the real scenario for the magnetometer of the JUICE Mission. You can find a complete explanation about the monitoring of JUICE Optical Fibers During Thermal Cycles Keeping the Optical Connectors at Different Stable Cryogenic Temperatures in 3-Chambers Setup.
Responsible for commercial activities of the Optoelectronic laboratory at Alter Technology Tüv Nord
Juan Barbero obtained his MSc in Physics at the Universidad Complutense of Madrid. Currently in 1991. He is responsible for the commercial activities of the Optoelectronic laboratory Area at ALTER TECHNOLOGY. He has gathered a large experience in analysis, testing, and verification of aerospace applications for more than 25 years. He has also been involved in the technical managing of several photonic-orientated projects for the aerospace sector, ensuring its technical execution and coordinating the consortium members' activities (Companies, OPIS, etc...).
Juan Barbero is also part of the ESA Photonic Working Group, providing inputs and support regarding new photonics technologies proposed for space application.
Juan Barbero is also part of the ESA Photonic Working Group, providing inputs and support regarding new photonics technologies proposed for space application.
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