Problematic issues of application of methods of accelerated radiation testing of ECB

In this paper, an analysis of existing domestic and foreign regulatory documents regulating the conduct of radiation tests of EEE-part to determine resistance to dose effects is carried out. Ionizing radiation from outer space is one of the most important operational factors affecting the performance of on-board equipment, as a result, determining the duration of the active existence. This largely determines the relevance of the topic of radiation effects in electronic equipment materials, radiation-induced degradation of semiconductor devices and integrated circuits, and determining the reliability and radiation resistance of on-board equipment under the influence of the ionizing radiation from outer space. Conducting radiation tests of EEE-part (total dose effects) is an integral part of the process of ensuring radiation resistance of on-board electronic equipment and the spacecraft as a whole. The paper identifies and shows the existing risks of the developer of the on-board equipment and the spacecraft as a whole while ensuring the radiation resistance of the equipment and the guaranteed fulfillment of the target task of the spacecraft during the entire period of active lifetime.