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The Near-Earth Space Radiation for Electronics Environment

E. G. Stassinopoulos, Kenneth A. LaBel

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The earth's space radiation environment is described in terms of: a) charged particles as relevant to effects on spacecraft electronics, b) the nature and distribution of trapped and transiting radiation, and c) their effect on electronic components.

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The earth's space radiation environment is described in terms of: a) charged particles as relevant to effects on spacecraft electronics, b) the nature and distribution of trapped and transiting radiation, and c) their effect on electronic components.

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The earth's space radiation environment is described in terms of: a) charged particles as relevant to effects on spacecraft electronics, b) the nature and distribution of trapped and transiting radiation, and c) their effect on electronic components.

Key concepts: Electronics, Radiation, Earth (classical element), Spacecraft, Physics, Space radiation, Astrobiology, Space (punctuation)

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