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Single-Event Upset in Flash Memories

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This paper discusses single-event upset effets in flash memories, using heavy ions at the Texas A&M cyclotron. Initial results are presented for one manufacturer that compare uspet in the individual memory elemts with the more complex funtion failure modes that occur in the internal state machine and its control registers. This device is designed to function with either 5-V or 3.3-V power supply levels for read operations, but requires an additional 5 or 12-V power supply for write and erase operations.

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Johnston, A. H., Nichols, D. K., Schwartz, H. R.. 1997-07-21. Single-Event Upset in Flash Memories. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20210005200

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