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doi: 10.1109/23.659052
pmid: 11542769
An internuclear cascade-evaporation code is used to model energy deposition in thin slabs of silicon. This model shows that protons produce a significant number of events with effective Linear Energy Transfer (LET) greater than 8 MeV cm2/mg and demonstrates that proton testing of microelectronic components can be an effective way to screen devices for low earth orbit susceptibility to heavy ions.
Silicon, Models, Theoretical, Space Flight, Elementary Particle Interactions, Risk Assessment, Computer Simulation, Equipment Failure, Heavy Ions, Linear Energy Transfer, Electronics, Protons, Monte Carlo Method, Nuclear Physics
Silicon, Models, Theoretical, Space Flight, Elementary Particle Interactions, Risk Assessment, Computer Simulation, Equipment Failure, Heavy Ions, Linear Energy Transfer, Electronics, Protons, Monte Carlo Method, Nuclear Physics
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