Electrification of Polymer Films in Laboratory and under Space Conditions

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Mar 2002

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Cosmic Research, v. 40, Issue 2, p. 129-132 (2002).

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A simplified theory of the electrification of polymer films, which permits estimation of the internal electric fields of films irradiated by monoenergetic electrons simulating real streams of plasma electrons during magnetic substorms at a geosynchronous orbit, is suggested. To determine the depth behavior of the forward current and the dosage rate in the irradiated polymer, numerical calculations are made by the Monte Carlo technique. The appearance of electrostatic discharges in thin (5 μm) mylar films is shown to be very probable in the orbit's shadow sector under magnetic substorm conditions.

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