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Would the STM32L073RZ be suitable for low earth orbit operational environment

MColl.1
Associate

Hi all,

I am considering the STM32L073RZ for a low earth orbit application. Would this MCU be suitable for the following operational environment?

Altitudes of 590 – 630 km.

Temperature environment range is -40°C to +70°C.

Total Ionizing Dose (TID) exposure to 12 krad(Si).

Would this device be susceptible to outgassing in a vacuum environment?

If not suitable then are any alternatives available from ST? I have a strong preference for the ST development environment.

Regards

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Uwe Bonnes
Principal III

ST only produces very few rad hard part. No MCU found on the website. Look if Cern/Nase/Esa already did some radiation test, such test are mostly done only by possible users. Another aspect is project impact of your contibution failing. If it is a single experiment, constraints are much lower as if your contribuation is critical for the whole mission.

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Uwe Bonnes
Principal III

ST only produces very few rad hard part. No MCU found on the website. Look if Cern/Nase/Esa already did some radiation test, such test are mostly done only by possible users. Another aspect is project impact of your contibution failing. If it is a single experiment, constraints are much lower as if your contribuation is critical for the whole mission.

This is a primarily user-driven forum, with only casual ST presence. You should ask this kind of questions directly, through web support form or through FAE.

JW

Nikita91
Lead II

And the FAE's response interests us!