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DATA WORKSHOP

Chairs: Alexandre Rousset & Amor Romero - Maestre

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Marble Hall

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Single Event Effects on a Dual Narrow-Band and Wideband RF Agile Transceiver​

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Authors: J. Budroweit(1), F. Stehle(1), F. Eichstaedt(1)

1. DLR e.V., Germany

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Presenting author: Jan Budroweit

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Heavy-Ion induced single event effects (SEE) test results of the latest highly integrated and radio frequency (RF) agile dual-band and wideband transceiver, the Analog Devices ADRV9002, are presented.

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X-Ray Impact on Analog References in 110 nm ST BCD9s Technology​

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Authors: A. Benfante(1), D. Crippa(1), A. Veggetti(1), S. Mattiazzo(2), M. Bagatin(2), S. Gerardin(2)

1. STMicroelectronics, Italy, 2. University of Padova, Italy

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Presenting author: Dennis Crippa

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In this work, we investigate the Total Ionizing Dose response under X-ray of voltage and current analog references manufactured in ST 110 nm BCD9s technology platform. Drift of main parameters has been quantified and analyzed.

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Temperature Dependence of High Dose Rate Silicon Diode Gamma Detectors​

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Authors: K. Stoev(1), E. Simova(2)

1. CNL, Canada, 2. Canadian Nuclear Laboratories, Canada

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Presenting author: Krassimir Stoev

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Small diode-based gamma radiation sensors, developed at Canadian Nuclear Laboratories, are used for measuring high dose-rate gamma fields. Current work presents characterization of such devices over temperature range  to 80 °C at different gamma dose-rates.

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Design and Radiation Qualification of a New User Interface for the LHC Beam Interlock System​

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Authors: R. Secondo(1), A. Colinet(1), S. Danzeca(1), R. Ferraro(1), G. Foucard(1), G. Lerner(1), C. Martin(1), I. Romera ramirez(1), J. Uythoven(1)

1. CERN, Switzerland

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Presenting author: Raffaello SECONDO

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The new BIS User Interface (CIBUv2) was qualified in radiation. Components were tested with focused protons, before a system level validation at CHARM. The results confirmed reliability and readiness for operation in a HL-LHC environment.

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Heavy-ion Single Event Effects Characterization of the HMC438 Divide-by-5 Static Divider

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Authors: R. Dungan(1), A. Gazdzhyan(1), J. Ng(1), T. Tran(1), W. Fischer(1), F. Medrano(1), R. Oviedo(1)

1. Northrop Grumman, USA

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Presenting author: Rutger Dungan

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The HMC438 divide-by-5 static divider was tested for single event effects using heavy-ion irradiation. Cross sections were determined over a range of LET values. Weibull fits were made to the data and SEE rates determined.

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Radiation Evaluation of the TPS7H1121-SP Radiation-Hardened 2.25V to 14V Input, 2A Low Dropout (LDO) Linear Regulator​

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Authors: A. Marinelarena(1), M. Trevino(1), T. Lew(1)

1. Texas Instruments, USA

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Presenting author: Anthony Marinelarena

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Single Events Effects characterization and Total Ionizing Dose results for the TPS7H1121-SP Low Dropout (LDO) Linear Regulator is summarized, showing very robust SEE performance up to LETEFF=75MeV-cm2/mg and excellent TID performance up to 100krad(Si).

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Qualification of Gallium-Nitride High Electron Mobility Transistors for the 10 MHz Radio-Frequency systems in the CERN Proton Synchrotron​

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Authors: G. Gnemmi(1), C. Ohmori(2), S. Energico(3), M. Paoluzzi(3), C. Rossi(3), S. Ramberger(3)

1. , Switzerland, 2. KEK, Japan, 3. CERN, Switzerland

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Presenting author: Giulia Gnemmi

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CERN’s 10 MHz RF system in the Proton Synchrotron will be upgraded with a solid-state GaN driver, replacing obsolete RF tube amplifiers. Radiation qualification is essential to ensure reliable operation in harsh accelerator environments

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Heavy ion Single Event Effect Tests of  Commercial-off-the-shelf components​

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Authors: M. Steffens(1), S. Hoeffgen(1), J. Kuhnhenn(1), F. Siebert(1), A. Zentgraf(1), G. Furano(2), M. Poizat(3), M. Tali(3)

1. Fraunhofer INT, Germany, 2. ESA/TEC-EDD, Netherlands, 3. ESA, Netherlands

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Presenting author: Michael Steffens

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This paper presents SEE results with heavy ions on COTS components. The DUTs are from various device families ranging from a voltage reference to a highly integrated  GaN FET power stage with integrated gate driver.

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Evaluation of LGAD Performance Degradation due to TID Aging Under 10 keV X-ray Irradiation​

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Authors: T. Silva(1), A. Vilas bôas(2), F. Palomo_pinto(3), M. Pavanello(1), R. Giacomini(1), N. Medina(4), M. Guazzelli(5)

1. FEI, Brazil, 2. FEI - Fundação Educacional Inaciana "Padre Sabóia de Medeiros", Brazil, 3. Universidad de Sevilla, Spain, 4. Instituto de Física da Universidade de São Paulo, Brazil, 5. Centro Universitário FEI, Brazil

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Presenting author: Thalia Silva

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This study evaluates the impact of 10 keV X-ray TID on LGAD's robustness. Beyond 91 krad(Si), significant electrical degradation leads to irreversible damage and charge multiplication loss, compromising device performance.

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Radiation Characterization of a LEON5FT-based SoC on the DARE65T Platform​

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Authors: L. Tambara(1), M. Gorbunov(2), M. Van de burgwal(2), L. Berti(3), J. Hellström(1), A. Oliveira(1), J. Andersson nerén(1)

1. Frontgrade Gaisler AB, Sweden, 2. Imec, Belgium, 3. imec, Belgium

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Presenting author: Lucas Tambara

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This work presents the radiation characterization of a Frontgrade Gaisler’s LEON5FT-based SoC implemented on Imec’s DARE65T platform. Results show the effectiveness of both the platform and the processor’s fault tolerance in handling radiation-induced effects.

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Total Ionizing Dose and SEE Testing of the TPS7H4012-SP and TPS7H4013-SP 14V Synchronous Buck Converter​

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Authors: K. Rakos(1), A. Marinelarena(1)

1. Texas Instruments, USA

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Presenting author: Kyle Rakos

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Texas Instruments tests and discusses single-event effects and total ionizing dose of the TPS7H4012-SP and TPS7H4013-SP family of radiation-hardened, plastic package, 14V, synchronous buck converters optimized for use in a space environment.

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SEE characterization for a 12.8GHz &10 bits ADC used in real and in I/Q mode​

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Authors: O. Bonnet(1), S. Renane(1), A. Dezzani(1), H. Barneoud(1), F. Malou(2), N. Kerboub(2), J. Mekki(2)

1. Teledyne e2v, France, 2. CNES, France

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Presenting author: Olivier Bonnet

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The device tested during these two SEE campaigns is a 10-bit single channel ADC capable of Ka-band operation. SEL, SEFI  and SEU were performed during this SEE campaign  up to a LET of 94MeV.

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Investigation of TID Effects on COTS PN and PiN Photodiodes with Impedance Spectroscopy​

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Authors: P. Casolaro(1), V. Izzo(2), R. Vari(2), C. Principe(2), A. Vanzanella(2), A. Imtiaz(3), A. Aloisio(1)

1. University of Naples Federico II, Italy, 2. National Institute for Nuclear Physics (INFN), Italy, 3. University of Padua, Italy

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Presenting author: Pierluigi Casolaro

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Impedance spectroscopy modeling and techniques were used to investigate TID effects in COTS photodiodes. The analysis revealed distinct time constants and radiation-induced changes, highlighting the value of impedance spectroscopy for characterizing devices under TID irradiation.

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VSC8574RT - Microchip - Quad Port, Dual Media Gigabit Ethernet PHY Single Event Effects & Total Ionizing Dose performances

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Authors: B. Treuillard(1), G. Bourgcazan(2), J. Bernard(3), V. Beranger(3), K. De saint jan(1), L. Montagner(4), P. Fournier(4), F. Malou(5), D. Dangla(5)

1. Microchip Technology Nantes, France, 2. Microchip, France, 3. Microchip Technology, France, 4. Microchip Technology Rousset, France, 5. CNES, France

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Presenting author: Benjamin TREUILLARD

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This paper reports the results of Single Event Effects (SEE) and Total Ionizing Dose (TID) test campaigns conducted by Microchip on VSC8574RT Quad Port, Dual Media Gigabit Ethernet PHY.

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Study of SEE and TID effects According to the Development of NAND Technology​

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Authors: W. Kim(1)

1. QRT, Korea, Republic of

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Presenting author: Woongki Kim

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This paper shows the difference to SEE and TID according to the development of NAND devices. It was confimed that the SEE and TID characteristics were depended on decoder are and technology of NAND.

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High-Resolution Space Radiation Monitoring in LEO Orbit Onboard JoeySat for Radiation Effects Studies and Space Weather Research

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Authors: C. Granja(1), J. Jakubek(1)

1. Advacam, Czech Republic

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Presenting author: Carlos Granja

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The pixel detector Timepix3 onboard OneWeb JoeySat provides detailed wide-range space radiation data in orbit. Mapping over long periods a model can provide radiation monitoring and threshold alarms for onset of radiation effects.

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Radiation Evaluation of the Texas Instruments  TPS7H3024-SP Radiation Hardened Four-Channel  Supervisor with Watchdog​

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Authors: T. Lew(1), A. Marinelarena(1), J. Cruz-colon(1), S. Khan(2)

1. Texas Instruments, USA, 2. Texas Instruments Inc., USA

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Presenting author: Tyler Lew

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Single Events Effect (SEE) characterization and total ionizing dose (TID) results for the TPS7H3024-SP 14-V integrated four-channel supervisor are summarized, showing very robust SEE performance up to LETEFF=75 MeV-cm2/mg and excellent TID behavior.

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Total Ionizing Dose Characterization of Microchip Programmable Current Limiting Power Switch LX7712​

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Authors: R. Stevens(1), D. Johnson(2)

1. Microchip, USA, 2. Microchip Technology, USA

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Presenting author: Russell Stevens

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IThe 100krad, 50krad and 25krad total ionizing dose characterization results of Microchip Technology’s radiation-hardened Programmable Current Limiting Power Switch LX7712, are presented.

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TID and SEE Response of the INA129 Instrumentation Amplifier

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Authors: J. Cardenas chavez(1), D. Hiemstra(2), B. Saha(1), A. Noguera cundar(3), L. Chen(1)

1. University of Saskatchewan, Canada, 2. MDA, Canada, 3. Univeristy of Saskatchewan, Canada

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Presenting author: Jaime Cardenas Chavez

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TID effects on INA129 instrumentation amplifier were studied using low dose rate 60Co irradiation and Two-Photon Absorption laser was employed to replicate the SEE behavior obtained from heavy ion experiments.

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TID Response Characterization of the LP2951 Low Dropout Voltage  Regulator

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Authors: A. Noguera cundar(1), D. Hiemstra(2), J. Cardenas chavez(1), D. Feist(1), L. Chen(1)

1. University of Saskatchewan, Canada, 2. MDA, Canada

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Presenting author: Adriana Noguera Cundar

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TID effects on the LP2951 low dropout voltage regulator were studied using low dose rate 60Co irradiation. The study tested 36 input/load combinations, revealing significant performance degradation at lower input voltages and load currents.

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Radiation response data of power units  for the university small satellite ROMEO​

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Authors: T. Löffler(1), K. Waizenegger(1), J. Burgdorf(1), N. Bonidis(1)

1. Universität Stuttgart, Germany

 

Presenting author: Thorben Löffler

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A collection of heavy-ion and proton radiation test results of power devices for the component selection of the satellite ROMEO [1] is presented. Further, an analysis predicts latch-up rates of selected devices during orbital lifetime.

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Correlation Between Interface Engineering and Radiation Resistance of Nanoscale Devices​

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Authors: C. Kang(1), K. Su jin(1), L. Yongsu(1), P. Jeong min(1)

1. Korea Atomic Energy Research Institute, Korea, Republic of

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Presenting author: Chang Goo kang

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The effects of interface engineering of two kind of nanoscale devices, MoS2 transistors and ZnO TFTs, were investigated against gamma-ray and proton irradiation. The irradiation degradation of device can be significantly minimized by interface engineering.

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TID Effects on Opal Photonic Crystal Films

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Authors: K. Stoev(1), E. Simova(2), H. Fudouzi(3)

1. CNL, Canada, 2. Canadian Nuclear Laboratories, Canada, 3. National Institute for Materials Science, Japan

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Presenting author: Krassimir Stoev

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Opal films are thin layers of colloidal crystals deposited on plastic sheets. The opal films were irradiated with x-rays to TID of 1 Mrad, and their performance was evaluated at different accumulated doses.

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Effect of Low Energy Proton Irradiation on Optocoupler Performance: Analysing the Role of Packaging​

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Authors: A. Romero_maestre(1), J. De_martin_hernandez(1), P. Martin_holgado(1), M. Dominguez(2), B. Campanini(3), Y. Morilla(4)

1. Centro Nacional de Aceleradores (CNA), Spain, 2. ALTER, Spain, 3. Micropac, USA, 4. CNA, Spain

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Presenting author: Amor Romero_Maestre

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This work analyzes the radiation effects of low-energy protons on the same type of optocoupler using different packages, as well as distinct LED wavelengths within the same package. The study focuses on the CTR degradation.

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ATA6571RT   CAN FD Transceiver with High-Voltage WAKE Pin Single Event Effects & Total Ionizing Dose​

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Authors: J. Bernard(1), H. Meneu(1), R. Bouakaz(1), F. Malou(2), D. Dangla(2), B. Treuillard(1), V. Beranger(1), K. De saint jan(1), G. Bourg-cazan(1), E. Leduc(1)

1. Microchip Technology, France, 2. Centre National d'Etudes Spatiales, France

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Presenting author: Jean-Guy BERNARD

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This  paper  reports  results  of  Single  Event  Effects  (SEE)  and  Total  Ionizing  Dose  (TID)  conducted  by Microchip on the CAN FD transceiver ATA6571RT.

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TID response characterization of COTS Operational Amplifiers

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Authors: M. Sharma(1), J. Cardenas chavez(1), D. Hiemstra(2), A. Noguera cundar(1), L. Chen(1)

1. University of Saskatchewan, Canada, 2. MDA, Canada

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Presenting author: Manasi Sharma

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This study evaluated the Total Ionizing Dose response of four different COTS operational amplifiers using low dose rate 60Co irradiation. Results revealed all amplifiers remained functional up to 30 krad(Si).

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A Radiation-hardened Time-to-Digital Converter chip with 8 ps Single-Shot Precision​

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Authors: B. Van bockel(1), N. Jadhav(1), D. Hendrickx(1), Y. Cao(1), H. Marien(1)

1. Magics Technologies, Belgium

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Presenting author: Bjorn Van Bockel

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A rad-hard-by-design time-to-digital converter ASIC with 8ps single-shot precision is radiation qualified for space in 2025. The electrical performance is presented and its excellent radiation performance for SEE and TID is demonstrated.

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Guide to the 2024 RADECS Radiation Effects Data Workshop Session​

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Authors: D. Hiemstra(1)

1. MDA Space, Canada

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Presenting author: David Hiemstral

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The 2024 RADECS Data Workshop Session has been reviewed and a table prepared to facilitate the search for radiation response data by part number, type, or effect.

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SEE and beam characterization with high energy heavy ions at HIMAC​

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Authors: M. Cecchetto(1), K. Bilko(2), R. Garcia(1), S. Kodaira(3), J. Autran(4)

1. CERN, Switzerland, 2. Université Jean Monnet, France, 3. Quantum Science and Technology (QST), Japan, 4. Institut de Physique de Rennes (IPR), France

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Presenting author: Matteo Cecchetto

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Single Event Effect cross sections and energy deposition in a silicon diode were measured with high energy heavy ions at HIMAC, in Japan, by varying LETs through PMMA degraders.

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Effect of temperature on SEEs in SiGe HBT exposed to proton and heavy ion beams​

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Authors: J. Zhang(1), W. Hajdas(2)

1. Xidian University, China, 2. Pau Sherrer Institute, Switzerland

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Presenting author: Jinxin Zhang

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The effect of temperature on SEE in SiGe HBT was tested in proton and heavy-ion exposed. The cryogenic and room temperature were applied during proton test. Heavy-ion irradiations were conducted at -125°C, 25C and +125°C.

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Neutron and Total Ionizing Dose Effect on OLF400 Darlington Optocoupler

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Authors: B. Jun(1), W. Boley(2), T. Fanous(2), D. Ramirez(2)

1. Northrop Grumman Mission Systems, USA, 2. NGMS, USA

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Presenting author: Bongim Jun

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The effects of neutron and ionizing radiation on Darlington OLF400 optocouplers are studied. The current transfer ratio decreases with increasing displacement and ionizing dose. The CTR recovers as a function of annealing time.

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SEE Characterization of the 4 Tb 3DFN4T16LB1862 and 8 Tb 3DFN8T16LB2821 3D NAND flash memories for space application​

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Authors: P. Kohler(1), A. Bosser(1), A. Sellaï(1), P. Wang(1)

1. 3D PLUS, France

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Presenting author: Alexandre Bosser

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This paper presents the investigation of heavy-ion induced SEE (Single-Event Effects) carried out on a 3D PLUS 4Tb 3D NAND flash memory. The test data reveals that the DUT is suitable for space applications.

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LM5113-Q1 SEE Radiation Test Report

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Authors: T. Giroud(1), B. Vandoren(1)

1. Arcsec NV, Belgium

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Presenting author: Thomas Giroud

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This study explores Single Event Effect testing on the TI LM5113-Q1 Half Bridge GaN Driver. Heavy ions were used to irradiate the device at the RADEF facility in Finland.

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Characterisation of AMD Versal FPGA Transceivers Under Heavy-Ion Radiation

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Authors: A. Gonzalez(1), A. Ferrer florit(1), M. Farras casas(1), S. Parkes(2), P. Maillard(3), K. O'neil(3)

1. STAR-Barcelona S.L., Spain, 2. STAR-Dundee Ltd, United Kingdom, 3. AMD Inc., USA

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Presenting author: Alberto Gonzalez

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This paper presents heavy-ion characterisation of AMD Versal FPGA transceivers, revealing their radiation sensitivity. Results show that SpaceFibre robustly mitigates errors, enabling a 100 Gbit/s link under radiation with error rates reduced by 1000x

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Heavy Ion SEE Results of Analog Devices µModule DC/DC Converters

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Authors: A. Omprakash(1), M. Byers(1), M. Herrera(1), F. Lara(1), A. Huynh(1), K. Kobayashi(1), F. Biacan(1)

1. Raytheon Technologies, USA

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Presenting author: Anup Omprakash

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Heavy ion SEE results are presented for two Analog Devices µModule DC/DC Converters: LTM4642 and LTM8024.

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