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NASA NTRS · 20210025964

Single-Event Effect Testing of the Broadcom ACPL-785E Optocoupler

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The purpose of this testing was to examine the potential for destructive single event effects (SEE) in Broadcom’s ACPL-785E optocoupler in support of a NASA GSFC flight program. SEE testing was conducted NASA Space Radiation Laboratory (NSRL) at Brookhaven National Laboratory where devices with unmodified packaging were irradiated with high energy ions that have sufficient range to pass through the packaging of the device.

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Landen D Ryder, Michael Joseph Campola. 2020-12-19. Single-Event Effect Testing of the Broadcom ACPL-785E Optocoupler. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20210025964

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