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DESCRIPTION:An Overview of Radiation Effects on Electronics\nTraditionally\
 , electronic systems for outer space applications used hermetic packages w
 hich were extensively screened. These parts were used in robust\, low-volu
 me\, and high-cost systems. Over the last decade\, Low Earth Orbit (LEO) N
 ew Space (or Space 2.0) systems—driven by entrepreneurial billionaires
 —using lower-cost\, higher-technology Commercial-Off-The-Shelf (COTS) co
 mponents—components selected for radiation performance and carefully qua
 lified for the intended satellite orbits. This raises questions. What are 
 the mechanisms for radiation damage and what do they do to the electronics
  of our designs? This presentation is not comprehensive but is a good star
 ting point for understanding what happens to electronic components in spac
 e.\n\nSpeaker(s): Ken Coffman\, \n\nOttawa\, Ontario\, Canada
LOCATION:Ottawa\, Ontario\, Canada
ORGANIZER:tgachovska@yahoo.com
SEQUENCE:4
SUMMARY:Webinar: An Overview of Radiation Effects on Electronics
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/304889
X-ALT-DESC:Description: <br /><p>An Overview of Radiation Effects on Electr
 onics<br />Traditionally\, electronic systems for outer space applications
  used hermetic packages which were extensively screened. These parts were 
 used in robust\, low-volume\, and high-cost systems. Over the last decade\
 , Low Earth Orbit (LEO) New Space (or Space 2.0) systems&mdash\;driven by 
 entrepreneurial billionaires&mdash\;using lower-cost\, higher-technology C
 ommercial-Off-The-Shelf (COTS) components&mdash\;components selected for r
 adiation performance and carefully qualified for the intended satellite or
 bits. This raises questions. What are the mechanisms for radiation damage 
 and what do they do to the electronics of our designs? This presentation i
 s not comprehensive but is a good starting point for understanding what ha
 ppens to electronic components in space.</p>
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