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NASA NTRS · 19860000027

Single-Event Upsets Caused by High-Energy Protons

Abstract

Heavy secondary ions do not significantly alter device responses. Conclusion that external reaction products cause no significant alteration of single-event-upset response based on comparison of data obtained from both lidded and unlidded devices and for proton beams impinging at angles ranging from 0 degrees to 180 degrees with respect to chip face. Study also found single-event-upset cross section increases only modestly as proton energy increased to 590 MeV, characteristic of maximum energies expected in belts of trapped protons surrounding Earth and Jupiter.

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Price, W. E., Nichols, D. K., Smith, L. S., Soli, G. A.. 1986-06-01. Single-Event Upsets Caused by High-Energy Protons. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19860000027

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