Compact instrumentation for radiation tolerance test of flash memories in space environment

Isodiana Crupi; Giuseppe Capuano; Antonio Marino; Calogero Pace; Salvatore Lombardo; Ernesto Della Sala; Michael Lisiansky; Isodiana Crupi; Yakov Roizin; Sebania Libertino

Compact instrumentation for radiation tolerance test of flash memories in space environment

Isodiana Crupi, Giuseppe Capuano, Antonio Marino, Calogero Pace, Salvatore Lombardo, Ernesto Della Sala, Michael Lisiansky, Isodiana Crupi, Yakov Roizin, Sebania Libertino

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Abstract

Aim of this work is the description of a test equipment, designed to be integrated on board of a microsatellite, able to investigate the radiation tolerance of non-volatile memory arrays in a real flight experiment. An FPGA-based design was adopted to preserve a high flexibility degree. Besides standard Program/Read/Erase functions, additional features such as failure data screening and latch-up protection have been implemented. The instrument development phase generated, as a by-product, a non-rad-hard version of the instrument that allowed performing in-situ experiments using 60Co and 10 MeV Boron irradiation facilities on Ground. Preliminary measurement results are reported to show the instrumentation potential. © 2010 IEEE.

Lingua originale	English
Pagine	652-655
Numero di pagine	4
Stato di pubblicazione	Published - 2010

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