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| author | Alpat, Ali Behcet Bartolini, Giovanni Wusimanjiang, Talifujiang Mattausch, Goesta Teichmann, Tobias Bluethner, Ralf Müller, Michael Thomas Zschech, Carsten Coban, Abdullah Bozkurt, Arca |
| author_facet | Alpat, Ali Behcet Bartolini, Giovanni Wusimanjiang, Talifujiang Mattausch, Goesta Teichmann, Tobias Bluethner, Ralf Müller, Michael Thomas Zschech, Carsten Coban, Abdullah Bozkurt, Arca |
| contents | Materials to be deployed in space applications have to undergo a variety of different test scenarios, simulating actual space conditions. Among these materials solar photovoltaic cells, optics, meta-materials and more will be directly exposed to space radiation and must be tested accordingly. From the design phase of such target materials to the final production, it is important to obtain information about their behavior and performance in defined irradiation scenarios and qualify them following the directions of relevant ECSS/ESA standards. An excellent method to cover part of these tests in a laboratory scale is the high-flux, high-fluence electron irradiation with the help of industrial electron beam generators. The present collaboration has developed different irradiation test setups and procedures, adapted to the existing electron beam generators at IPF in Dresden, Germany covering an energy range between 100 keV to 1.5 MeV. The test setups, aiming for high electron flux, uniform and large irradiation field sizes, and their capabilities for use in irradiation qualification tests for space applications are described in this paper. |
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| spellingShingle | Low Energy, High Flux, Uniform and Large Field Size Electron Beam Facility Alpat, Ali Behcet Bartolini, Giovanni Wusimanjiang, Talifujiang Mattausch, Goesta Teichmann, Tobias Bluethner, Ralf Müller, Michael Thomas Zschech, Carsten Coban, Abdullah Bozkurt, Arca High Energy Physics - Experiment Instrumentation and Detectors Materials to be deployed in space applications have to undergo a variety of different test scenarios, simulating actual space conditions. Among these materials solar photovoltaic cells, optics, meta-materials and more will be directly exposed to space radiation and must be tested accordingly. From the design phase of such target materials to the final production, it is important to obtain information about their behavior and performance in defined irradiation scenarios and qualify them following the directions of relevant ECSS/ESA standards. An excellent method to cover part of these tests in a laboratory scale is the high-flux, high-fluence electron irradiation with the help of industrial electron beam generators. The present collaboration has developed different irradiation test setups and procedures, adapted to the existing electron beam generators at IPF in Dresden, Germany covering an energy range between 100 keV to 1.5 MeV. The test setups, aiming for high electron flux, uniform and large irradiation field sizes, and their capabilities for use in irradiation qualification tests for space applications are described in this paper. |
| title | Low Energy, High Flux, Uniform and Large Field Size Electron Beam Facility |
| topic | High Energy Physics - Experiment Instrumentation and Detectors |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2402.06027 |