Saturn integrated circuit reliability test program Quarterly progress report, Jan. - Mar. 1967
Reliability and failure mode prevention tests for Saturn integrated circuits
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Reliability and failure mode prevention tests for Saturn integrated circuits
Adaptation of models for minority carrier devices, and applicability in computer design evaluation studies of integrated circuits
Computer oriented modeling of integrated circuits - algorithms for dichotomous presentation of active networks
Integrated circuit control and timing system of high altitude rocket radar
Saturn launch vehicle power integrated circuits and static inverter
Distribution plots of electrical parameters as means of investigating potential reliability of integrated circuits
High reliability specification for digital integrated circuits
Calculation of sawtooth voltage oscillations of triangular shape for pulse width modulation pulse shaping circuit
Numerical methods, programs, and mathematical models for use in digital computer-aided circuit analysis and design
Proton irradiation effects in MOS and junction field effect transistors and integrated circuits
Variations of tunnel diode pulse generator circuits
Transistor circuit realization of inductance with three transistors and one power supply
Encoding and decoding techniques using integrated circuits and applicable to binary digitizing of electrical analog information
On-line nonlinear circuit design, discussing computer program for evaluating performance resulting from modifications
New power control technologies, such as smart power (SP) and power integrated circuits (PICs), are being developed to decrease cost and increase performance of photovoltaic power arrays.
It has been found that the Discrete Integral Equation (DSI)technique is a highly effective technique for the analysis of microwave circuits and devices [1,2]. The DSI is much more robust than the traditional Finite Difference Time Domain (FDTD) method in a number of ways.
The increased speeds of integrated circuits is accompanied by increased power levels and the need to package the IC chips very close together.
Many bipolar integrated circuits are much more susceptible to ionizing radiation at low dose rates than they are at high dose rates typically used for radiation parts testing. Since the low dose rate is equivalent to that seen in space, the standard lab test no longer can be considered conservative and has caused the Air Force to issue an alert. Although a reliable radiation hardness assurance test has not yet been designed, possible mechanisms for low dose rate enhancement and hardness assurance tests are discussed.