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In the semiconductor industry, radiation-hardened electronics are designed to resist damage or malfunctions caused by high levels of ionizing radiation, such as that found in space environments. This radiation, originating from solar flares, cosmic rays, and other space phenomena, can cause errors, disruptions, and permanent damage to electronic components. Radiation-hardened, or "rad-hard," devices are developed through various techniques, including material selection, circuit design, and manufacturing processes that allow them to operate reliably in these harsh conditions. The market for these components includes satellites, space probes, and spacecraft for both military and civilian applications, where failure due to radiation can lead to mission-compromising situations or loss of significant investments.
Companies that specialize in these critical components have expertise in design and testing for spaceworthiness. Among the firms involved in the radiation-hardened electronics market for space applications are Honeywell Aerospace, BAE Systems, Microchip Technology Inc., Xilinx, Texas Instruments, STMicroelectronics, Cobham Advanced Electronic Solutions, Renesas Electronics Corporation, Maxim Integrated, and Analog Devices. These corporations cater to the needs of organizations such as space agencies, defense contractors, and satellite operators, providing them with the resilient electronic infrastructure necessary for successful space missions. Show Less Read more