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A comparison of 0.040 rad(Si)/s and 0.010 rad(Si)s total dose results of Renesas parts proposed for the Europa Clipper mission

We compare the results of 0.040 rad(Si)/s total ionizing dose (TID) radiation testing with existing 0.010 rad(Si)/s data taken from routine characterization and acceptance testing. The testing was carried out by Renesas Electronics America (`Renesas’) and the Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL’) in support of the Europa Clipper program. The program investigated the TID response of seven Renesas part types as listed in Table 1. The 0.040 rad(Si)/s dose rate is specific to the Europa Clipper program.