Boeing Radiation Effects Laboratory

	Radiation Effects Data for International Space Station

Data File For...	Revised	Contact	Affiliation
PG-1	4/14/1998	Tirumal Rao-Sahib (714) 896-2523 voice (714) 896-5795 fax	Boeing Long Beach, CA. USA
PG-2	2/3/1998	Burl Bolerjack (818) 586-2366 voice (818) 586-2778 fax	Boeing Canoga Park, CA. USA
PG-3	7/1/1998	Donald W. Egelkrout (206) 544-5413 voice (206) 544-5438 fax	Boeing Seattle, WA. USA
ESA	8/5/1996	Daniel Guyomard 31 71 565-4946 voice 31 71 364-6278 fax	European Space Agency Noordwijk, Netherlands

The information contained in the Microsoft Access files is intended to provide a summary of semiconductor parts analyzed and/or tested by European Space Agency (ESA), and U.S. Product Groups: PG-1 (McDonnell-Douglas); PG-2 (Rocketdyne); and PG-3 (Boeing Huntsville) in the process of qualifying electronic parts for International Space Station flight hardware.

The data format differs for each Product Group and is generally identified by common, or generic, part number rather than by program, DESC, SSQ, or military specification number.

The items listed in the files are not necessarily still used in ISS flight hardware. Some may have been eliminated from the current design for various reasons, including poor radiation response.

Radiation environment as well as hardware qualification and requirements differ for each Product Group due to differences in location, shielding, and other factors.

>Further information regarding analysis, computations, and copies of reports, may be obtained by qualified contractors and partners actively working International Space Station. Specific questions regarding items of interest should be directed to the Point of Contact provided for that item.

With appropriate analysis/calculations other data, such as that available from ERRIC, NASA/GSFC or JPL/NASA , may be applicable to other parts in ISSA environments.