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Single Event Effect (SEE) Test Planning 101

Abstract

This is a course on SEE Test Plan development. It is an introductory discussion of the items that go into planning an SEE test that should complement the SEE test methodology used. Material will only cover heavy ion SEE testing and not proton, LASER, or other though many of the discussed items may be applicable. While standards and guidelines for how-to perform single event effects (SEE) testing have existed almost since the first cyclotron testing, guidance on the development of SEE test plans has not been as easy to find. In this section of the short course, we attempt to rectify this lack. We consider the approach outlined here as a "living" document: mission specific constraints and new technology related issues always need to be taken into account. We note that we will use the term "test planning" in the context of those items being included in a test plan.

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LaBel, Kenneth A., Pellish, Jonathan, Berg, Melanie D.. 2011-09-19. Single Event Effect (SEE) Test Planning 101. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20110015324

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