Radiation Effects Characterization of an Arm®-Based 32-bit Microcontroller

Wilson, Anthony L.; Thun, Matt Von; Baranski, Brian; Anderson, R.D.; Turnbull, Aaron

doi:10.1109/nsrec.2018.8584302

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“…The performance and behaviour of COTS have also attracted the attention of researchers, due to the great advantages that these provide [10], [159], [160]. In other specific lines of research, multiple investigations also have been conducted on the effects of microcontrollers under radiation [141], [159], [161]- [165]. Other devices have been tested, such as cameras [166], different sensors [167], [168], servo-drives [169], and other components that robots usually use [170].…”

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“…Looking at the worldwide space market, the main competitors available today for the European GR712RC and GR740 devices are the RAD750 device from BAE Systems In addition, to satisfy the growing need for radiation hardened microcontrollers, Cobham has developed the UT32MOR500 which is an ARM Cortex™-MO+ 32-bit based microcontroller operating at a 50 MHz frequency. This part can be used for space applications [WILSON18].…”

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