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Solarzellen und Korpuskularstrahlung

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Der Weltraum ist erfüllt von atomaren Teilchen verschiedener Art und Herkunft. Die Erdoberfläche ist gegen diese Korpuskularstrahlung weitgehend geschützt durch die Atmosphäre und durch das Magnetfeld der Erde. Raumfahrzeuge aber, die die Atmosphäre verlassen und sich auf Umlaufbahnen um die Erde noch im Bereich des Erdmagnetfeldes bewegen, sind ihr voll ausgesetzt. Deshalb sollen in diesem Kapitel die wichtigsten Komponenten der Weltraum-Korpuskularstrahlung quantifiziert und ihre Wechselwirkung mit Solarzellen dargestellt werden. Eine detaillierte Darstellung der Wechselwirkung zwischen Korpuskularstrahlung und Solarzellen findet sich in Lit. 6.1 und Lit. 6.19.

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La Roche, G. (1997). Solarzellen und Korpuskularstrahlung. In: Mildenberger, O. (eds) Solargeneratoren für die Raumfahrt. Vieweg+Teubner Verlag, Wiesbaden. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-663-11383-6_6

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