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Installation of the METU Defocusing Beamline to Perform Space Radiation Tests
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2019-01-01
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Demirköz, Melahat Bilge
Poyrazoglu, Anil Berkay
Seckin, Caner
Uslu, Pelin
Celik, Nazire
Bulbul, Besna
Albarodi, Abdulrahman
Akcelik, Selen
Orhan, Yusuf
Avaroglu, Akanay
Kilic, Erinc
Saral, Caglar
Duran, Selcen Uzun
Yigitoglu, Merve
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METU Defocusing Beamline (DBL) is being installed at TAEA SANAEM Proton Accelerator Facility [1] for radiation tests of electronic devices to be used in satellites and spacecrafts which are exposed to a high radiation dose in space or at the Hi-Lumi LHC [2]. 15 - 30 MeV protons from the accelerator are spread out over an area of 15.40 X 21.55 cm to provide large irradiation in accordance to ESA/ESCC No. 25100 standard with METU-DBL. A wide selectable flux menu ranging from 10(5) - 10(10) p/cm(2)/s will be available to users starting in summer 2019. The final design has been updated with the experience gained from the pre-test setup installation [3] and the ensuing irradiation campaign with different users [4]. In this paper, magnetic measurement results of a custom design quadrupole magnet, as well as updates to the mechanical, robotic and control subsystems are presented.
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Proton accelerator facility
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Space radiation
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Single event effect
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https://hdl.handle.net/11511/36465
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https://doi.org/10.1109/rast.2019.8767855
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M. B. Demirköz et al., “Installation of the METU Defocusing Beamline to Perform Space Radiation Tests,” 2019, Accessed: 00, 2020. [Online]. Available: https://hdl.handle.net/11511/36465.