2007
DOI: 10.1109/tns.2007.910229
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Impact of Total Ionizing Dose on the Analog Single Event Transient Sensitivity of a Linear Bipolar Integrated Circuit

Abstract: International audienceTotal ionizing dose (TID) strongly affects the single event transient (SET) sensitivity of a bipolar linear voltage comparator (LM139). The general rule that transistors in the non-conducting state are the most sensitive to SETs was verified, with some exceptions. The mechanisms responsible for those exceptions were identified and explained using circuit analysis. In the non typical behavior, a correlation of the degradation of the amplifier stages with the shape of the transient output s… Show more

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“…10, we can see how two kinds of transients originating in different transistors change from pristine devices to those with only 15% of the initial β F value. This behavior is in concordance with the results reported in [46]. An interesting effect shown by simulations and to be verified in experiments is the increasing delay between the injection of charge and the output transient, which we attribute to the degradation of the current source biasing the output stage.…”
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“…10, we can see how two kinds of transients originating in different transistors change from pristine devices to those with only 15% of the initial β F value. This behavior is in concordance with the results reported in [46]. An interesting effect shown by simulations and to be verified in experiments is the increasing delay between the injection of charge and the output transient, which we attribute to the degradation of the current source biasing the output stage.…”
Section: Results and Predictionssupporting
confidence: 92%
“…There are also works investigating the effects of accumulated damage on the SETs in voltage comparators. SPICE simulations showed identical behavior to that reported by other authors [46]. In Fig.…”
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“…The first demonstration that TID does, in fact, alter the shapes of SETs in linear bipolar circuits involved the LM139 voltage comparator [1]. SETs were generated by focusing pulsed laser light onto sensitive circuit nodes, consisting of bipolar transistors, and monitoring the output with an oscilloscope.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…A lot of factors affect the shape of these transients: The kind and energy of the ion, the sort of technology, the feedback network, the input values, etc [2][3][4][5][6][7][8][9][10][11]. Load effects have been studied in several structures although attention is usually paid on capacitive loads putting aside other kinds such as load or pull-up resistors.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%