J. Liu et al., HEAVY-ION-INDUCED SINGLE EVENT EFFECTS IN SEMICONDUCTOR-DEVICE, Nuclear instruments & methods in physics research. Section B, Beam interactions with materials and atoms, 135(1-4), 1998, pp. 239-243
Cosmic ray induced single event effects (SEE) on large scale integrate
(LSI) circuits have become an important topic being investigated exte
nsively by the scientists in spaceborne electronics. This paper presen
ts the ground-testing results of these effects on four different devic
es used in a satellite. Three of them, Harris 80C86, Intel 8086 and ID
T7164SRAM have been tested to suffer single event upset (SEU) and mult
iple-bit upsets (MBU) under 2.3 MeV/u Ar ion bombardment. MBU in IDT71
64 SRAM was found to depend on the dose rate. The single event latchup
(SEL) in IDT7164 SRAM and XICOR28C64 (EPROM)-P-2 was measured, too. T
he results are explained in terms of the mechanism of charge collectio
n. SEE data obtained from this work are used to predict the event rate
s of the flight devices in space. (C) 1998 Elsevier Science B.V.