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IEEE Access, 2019 Fault tree (FT) is a standardized notation for representing relationships between a system's reliability and the faults and/or the events associated with it.
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Extreme Atmospheric Radiation Environments and Single Event Effects
IEEE Transactions on Nuclear Science, 2018 Data from ground-level radiation monitors and cosmogenic nuclides are combined to give a probability distribution for severe radiation events related to the well quantified event of February 23, 1956. Particle fluxes, single event effects rates, and dose rates are calculated for ground level and aerospace systems.
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Single event effects in 0.18μm CMOS image sensors [PDF]
SPIE Proceedings, 2016 CMOS image sensors are widely used on Earth and are becoming increasingly favourable for use in space. Advantages, such as low power consumption, and ever-improving imaging peformance make CMOS an attractive option. The ability to integrate camera functions on-chip, such as biasing and sequencing, simplifies designing with CMOS sensors and can improve ...
Rushton, Joseph E. +6 more
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Aerospace, 2023 The device downscaling of electronic components has given rise to the need to consider specific failures in onboard airplane electronics. Single Event Effects (SEE) are a kind of failures that occur due to radiation in the atmosphere.
Hugo Cintas +7 more
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Prediction of Single Event Effects in FinFET Devices Based on Deep Learning
IEEE Journal of the Electron Devices Society, 2023 The Single Event Effect (SEE) of FinFET devices has become one of the challenging issues affecting the reliability of modern electronic systems in space and terrestrial applications.
Haiyu Liu +7 more
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IEEE AccessModern space applications are increasingly demanding reliable processing systems with high computational capabilities for missions with ambitious targets, tight budgets, and fast deployment.
Andre M. P. Mattos +2 more
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System effects of single event upsets [PDF]
7th Computers in Aerospace Conference, 1989 Single Event Upsets (SEUs) pose a serious threat to computer reliability and longevity. SEU effects are found at sea level, in airborne avionics, and in space. At the system level, SEUs in processors are controlled by replication and voting, watchdog processors, and tagged data schemes.
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A Methodology to Estimate Single-Event Effects Induced by Low-Energy Protons
EngThis work explains that the Coulomb elastic process on the nucleus is a major source of single-event effects (SEE) for protons within the energy range of 1–10 MeV.
Cleiton Marques +6 more
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Mutual interference induced by single event effects in CMOS circuits
AIP Advances, 2020 Single event effect (SEE) induced mutual interference in CMOS circuits, including single event (SE) induced coupling effects (crosstalk) and modulation in local supply voltage on power-supply rails, was studied based on the increase in metal interconnect
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Single event effects in high-energy accelerators [PDF]
Semiconductor Science and Technology, 2017 The radiation environment encountered at high-energy hadron accelerators strongly differs from the environment relevant for space applications. The mixed-field expected at modern accelerators is composed of charged and neutral hadrons (protons, pions, kaons and neutrons), photons, electrons, positrons and muons, ranging from very low (thermal) energies
Alía, Rubén García +14 more
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