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FORECASTING DEPENDABILITY INDICATORS OF SPACECRAFT ONBOARD EQUIPMENT UNDER LOW-INTENSITY IONIZING RADIATION

https://doi.org/10.21683/1729-2646-2015-0-1-13-24

Abstract

The article deals with forecasting the dependability indicators of state-of-the-art spacecraft onboard equipment. The authors demonstrate the applicability of the results of equipment and components testing for resistance to ionizing radiation in forecasting dependability indicators. They prove the applicability of Alfa distribution of time to failure in forecasting CMOS IC reliability and longevity. The paper presents design ratios for probability evaluation of fail-safe operation, mean time to failure and minimum operation time. Ways are shown to improve the resistance of state-of-the-art spacecraft onboard equipment through the use of specialized means of protection against the effects of ionizing radiation of the outer space. This research (No. 14-05-0038) was conducted with the support of the Higher School of Economics Academic Fund Program in 2014.

About the Authors

V. V. Zhadnov
National Research University Higher School of Economics (NIU VSHE)
Russian Federation
PhD in engineering, associate professor of chair of Radio electronics and telecommunications


M. A. Artyukhova
National Research University Higher School of Economics (NIU VSHE)
Russian Federation
Postgraduate student of chair of Radio electronics and telecommunications


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Zhadnov V.V., Artyukhova M.A. FORECASTING DEPENDABILITY INDICATORS OF SPACECRAFT ONBOARD EQUIPMENT UNDER LOW-INTENSITY IONIZING RADIATION. Dependability. 2015;(1):13-24. https://doi.org/10.21683/1729-2646-2015-0-1-13-24

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