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Proton test guideline development–lessons learned

Buchner et al., 2002

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9679569190558031920
Author
Buchner S
Marshall P
Kniffin S
LaBel K
Publication year
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NASA/Goddard Space Flight Center, NEPP

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Electronic, opto-electronic and optical components on board spacecraft must operate in a radiation environment consisting of electrons and ions that span the periodic table from H to U. Exposure to those ions may cause significant damage to the components that reduce …
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