Semiconductor Physics, Quantum Electronics & Optoelectronics, 7 (4), P. 395-399 (2004)
https://doi.org/10.15407/spqeo7.04.395


PACS: 61.80.-x, 07.89.+b

Radiation effects on electronic circuits in a spatial environment
N. Merabtine1, M. Benslama1, A. Benslama2, Dj. Sadaoui3

1 Laboratoire electromagnetisme et Telecommunications, departement d’electronique faculte des sciences de l’ingenieur Universite Mentouri Constantine Algeria
2 Laboratoire de Physique atomique et Subatomique, departement de physique faculte des sciences universite Mentouri Constantine Algeria
3 Departement d’electronique universite de Jijel Algeria
E-mail: na_merabtine@hotmail.com

Abstract. The failings bound to the deterioration of the components under irradiations are complex and numerous. This paper describes the different kinds of radiations present in the space as well as their interactions with the materials composing the integrated circuits used in the spacecraft. Our survey will be focused on the Single Event Upset phenomenon induced by the passage of only one ionizing particle with applications on the Samsung SDRAM.

Keywords: spatial environment, ionizing radiations, heavy ions, protons, SEU (Single Event Upset).

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