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Radiation Environment Effects on Spacecraft

Abstract

Space poses a variety of radiation hazards. These hazards pose different risks for different missions depending on the mission environment, duration and requirements. This presentation presents a brief look at several radiation related hazards, including destructive and nondestructive Single-Event Effect, Total Ionizing Dose, Displacement Damage and Spacecraft Charging. The temporal and spatial characteristics for the environments of concern for each are considered.

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Ladbury, Ray.. 2017-11-06. Radiation Environment Effects on Spacecraft. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20170010725

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