- A Van de
Graaff accelerator is available to produce up to 300 uA of electrons at energies
of up to 2.0 MeV.
- The electron beam is typically transported to a space
radiation simulation test chamber where the beam is diffused to expose a large
area at the same plane.
- This test chamber will accept samples up to 7
inches in diameter with electron beam uniformity of 15%.
- Electron dosimetry
and beam uniformity measurements are achieved by way of rotating Faraday cups
mounted at the sample plane.
- In situ solar cell current-voltage (I-V)
measurements as well as many other configurations are available with this test
chamber.
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