TID and SEE testing results of Altera Cyclone field programmable gate array

Clark, Scott; Avery, Keith; Parker, Rachael J.

doi:10.1109/redw.2004.1352911

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“…Report [17] shows that the Altera Cyclone SRAM-based FPGA can accumulate 1 Mrad(Si) without functional or parametric failure. The test was completed over a decade ago, when test standards had not been updated for FPGAs.…”

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Radiation effects in reconfigurable FPGAs

Quinn

2017

Semicond. Sci. Technol.

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Field-programmable gate arrays (FPGAs) are co-processing hardware used in image and signal processing. FPGA are programmed with custom implementations of an algorithm. These algorithms are highly parallel hardware designs that are faster than software implementations. This flexibility and speed has made FPGAs attractive for many space programs that need in situ, high-speed signal processing for data categorization and data compression. Most commercial FPGAs are affected by the space radiation environment, though. Problems with TID has restricted the use of flash-based FPGAs. Static random access memory based FPGAs must be mitigated to suppress errors from single-event upsets. This paper provides a review of radiation effects issues in reconfigurable FPGAs and discusses methods for mitigating these problems. With careful design it is possible to use these components effectively and resiliently.

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Section: Tid In Fpgasmentioning

confidence: 99%