NASA NTRS · 19990009387
Current Radiation Issues for Programmable Elements and Devices
Abstract
State of the an programmable devices are utilizing advanced processing technologies, non-standard circuit structures, and unique electrical elements in commercial-off-the-shelf (COTS)-based, high-performance devices. This paper will discuss that the above factors, coupled with the systems application environment, have a strong interplay that affect the radiation hardness of programmable devices and have resultant system impacts in (1) reliability of the unprogrammed, biased antifuse for heavy ions (rupture), (2) logic upset manifesting itself as clock upset, and (3) configuration upset. General radiation characteristics of advanced technologies are examined and manufacturers' modifications to their COTS-based and their impact on future programmable devices will be analyzed.
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Katz, R., Wang, J. J., Koga, R., LaBel, A., McCollum, J., Brown, R., Reed, R. A., Cronquist, B., Crain, S., Scott, T., Paolini, W., Sin, B.. 1998-12-01. Current Radiation Issues for Programmable Elements and Devices. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19990009387
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