design of compact particle detector system using fpga for space particle environment measurement

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Abstract
We have designed a high resolution proton and electron telescope for the detection of high energy particles, which constitute a major part of the space environment. The flux of the particles, in the satellite orbits, can vary abruptly according to the position and solar activities. In this study, a conceptual design of the detector, for adapting these variations with a high energy resolution, was made and the performance was estimated. In addition, a parallel processing algorithm was devised and embodied using FPGA for the high speed data processing, capable of detecting high flux without losing energy resolution, on board a satellite.
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Authors ;K. Ryu;D. S. Oh;S. J. Kim;H. J. Kim;J. J. Lee;G. H. Shin;D. H. Ko;K. W. Min;J. A. Hwang
Journal the journal of supercritical fluids
Year 2007
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10.5140/JASS.2007.24.2.155
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http://ocean.kisti.re.kr/downfile/volume/kosss/OJOOBS/2007/v24n2/OJOOBS_2007_v24n2_155.pdf
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