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    11th Spacecraft Charging Technology Conference

    New Mexico USA

    Temperature Dependence on Electrostatic

    Environment

    T, Okumura. J, Harada. Y, Hagiwara. K, Nitta. M, Takahashi

    Japan Aerospace Exploration AgencyT, Toshimitsu. K, Toyoda

    K ushu Institute of Technolo

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    BackgroundNo2

    Time

    ial

    Vcgee

    e e

    P

    oten

    e e ee

    Vsat

    Discharge number estimation

    Proper experiment condition for ESD test

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    Collaboration researchNo3

    JAXA KIT

    JAXA KIT

    voltage

    Discharge LEO

    voltage

    Discharge LEO

    frequency

    frequency

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    No4

    Experiment technique and result

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    Experiment system (JAXA)No5

    Electron beam gunSurface potential meter

    IR camera

    PC

    PCPC

    Discharge positionTemperature

    monitor

    Vb

    Cext V

    Analog signalOSCShroud

    Oscilloscope

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    Solar array couponNo6

    35mm

    5mm MJ cell

    CG =100m

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    Experiment system (JAXA)No7

    Shroud

    XY stageTREK

    ea pane

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    Experiment conditionNo8

    -5

    Current density: 4mA/m2

    Acce erat on vo tage: 9 V

    Bias voltage: 6kV

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    Discharge circuitNo9

    C5C3C2C1C4

    Vb

    V Vp

    CB

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    Test sequenceNo10

    Surface potential distribution

    Beam irradiation

    Discharge?

    YesYes

    No

    x sec

    Surface potential distribution

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    Discharge position and current waveformNo11

    20C -110C

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    Discharge position and surface potentialNo12

    20C -110C

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    Surface potential profileNo13

    Threshold voltage

    Charging speed

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    Threshold volatageNo14

    Room Low

    temperature temperatureThreshold 1.3kV 1.4kV

    voltage

    Standard 0.5 0.1deviation

    Threshold voltage does not depend

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    No15

    Experiment technique and result

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    Experiment system (KIT)No16

    ECR plasma sourceQMASS

    IR camera

    PC

    Discharge positionShroud

    Vb

    Cext V

    Analog signal OSCSheet heater

    Oscilloscope

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    Experiment system (KIT)No17

    Solar array coupon

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    Solar array couponNo18

    35mm

    75mm

    MJ cell=

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    Test sequenceNo19

    Expose to air for 3hours

    Experiment: Room temperature for 60min

    Increase the temperature by seat heater Increase bias voltage

    Experiment: High temperature for 60min

    Decease the temperature by LN2

    Experiment: Low temperature for 60min

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    Experiment conditionNo20

    Vbias[V]

    Experimenttime[min] Ne[1/m3] Te[eV] Pressure[Pa]

    temperature[]Hig

    hroom low

    -200 60 61012 0.7 2.910-264

    ~

    66

    30

    ~

    31

    -34

    ~

    -29

    -300 60 71012 0.7 2.710-264

    ~

    65

    30

    ~

    30

    -42

    ~

    -34

    -400 60 71012 0.7 3.610-263~

    65

    20~

    39

    -46~

    -33

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    Temperature dependence on discharge numberNo21

    Bias Room(30) High(60) Low(-30)

    -200 0 1 6

    -300 3 9 28-400 15 11 60

    Discharge frequencyLow temperature Room tem erature

    Same result as JAXA

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    SummaryNo22

    Threshold differential volta e does not de end on tem erature

    in GEO environment Arc frequency increases with decreasing temperature in JAXA

    an

    We need to concern the temperature to estimate the charging speed of

    insulation material

    Proper exper ment con t on or ESD test In terms of GEO environment test to investigate the threshold voltage,

    we do not need to care about the temperature

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    Future workNo23

    Absorbed material effect on discharge

    requency

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