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Total dose orbital data by dosimeter onboard Tsubasa (MDS-1) satellite

The total dose data from a Tsubasa (MDS-1) satellite, flying in a highly eccentric orbit, is analyzed. The total dose is measured by the small dosimeter using RADFETs. The RADFETs have been calibrated with the Co60 gamma ray source, and 56 devices (denoted DOS-S) were mounted in several experimental modules in the satellite. The total dose data behind certain Aluminum shield domes have been analyzed initially. The total dose change is affected by electron flux in the thin shield. In thicker shield, electron and proton affect the total dose profile.

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