A new test methodology for an exhaustive study of single-event-effects on power MOSFETs

Busatto, G.; Bisello, D.; Currò, Giuseppe; Giubilato, P.; Iannuzzo, Francesco; Mattiazzo, Serena; Pantano, D.; Sanseverino, Annunziata; Silvestrin, L.; Tessaro, M.; Velardi, Francesco; Wyss, J.

doi:10.1016/j.microrel.2011.07.023

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“…In figure 16 two typical drain current pulses recorded after bromine ion impacts are reported. The different shape, rise time and peak highlight, two well-distinct sensitive areas were the impact took place in two areas of the DUT having different sensitivity to the charge generation [33].…”

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“…Also for them catastrophic SEBs can occur, which are related to a spallation reaction induced by high energy particles impacts [32]. Because of them, heavy ions can be removed from the lattice and impact on the SEB sensitive area of the device [33], thus inducing its failure. Usually, the study of power MOSFETs reliability in a high dose radiation environment is performed by irradiating the samples separately with γ-rays and neutrons/protons.…”

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Power converters for future LHC experiments

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The paper describes power switching converters suitable for possible power supply distribution networks for the upgraded detectors at the High Luminosity LHC collider. The proposed topologies have been selected by considering their tolerance to the highly hostile environment where the converters will operate as well as their limited electromagnetic noise emission. The analysis focuses on the description of the power supplies for noble liquid calorimeters, such as the Atlas LAr calorimeters, though several outcomes of this research can be applied to other detectors of the future LHC experiments. Experimental results carried on demonstrators are provided.

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Section: Radiation Tolerance Testsmentioning

confidence: 99%