säteilytestaus
Säteilytestaus, often translated as radiation testing, is a crucial process in the development and qualification of electronic components and systems, particularly those intended for space or other high-radiation environments. The primary goal of säteilytestaus is to assess how a device behaves when exposed to various types of ionizing radiation, such as gamma rays, X-rays, protons, and heavy ions. This testing helps identify potential failure mechanisms and determine the radiation tolerance of the device.
There are several key aspects to säteilytestaus. Total ionizing dose (TID) testing measures the cumulative damage
The methodology for säteilytestaus involves exposing the devices to controlled radiation sources in specialized facilities. The