TECHNICAL VERTICALS

Radiation-Hardening

Extending the life of microelectronics in high radiation environments

Radiation in natural and manmade environments can significantly impact the operation and long-term performance of microelectronics.  Radiation hardening involves making electronic components and circuits resistant to damage or malfunction caused by high levels of ionizing radiation.  

Transient effects include single-event effects like memory bit flips, while permanent effects include single-event latchups that prevent individual devices from operating.  Mitigation approaches include radiation-hardening by process and radiation-hardening by design.

PARTNERS IN

Radiation-Hardening


VANDERBILT - TECH LEAD

AIR FORCE INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY


ALABAMA A&M UNIVERSITY


BRIGHAM YOUNG UNIVERSITY


ARIZONA STATE UNIVERSITY


GEORGIA TECH


INDIANA UNIVERSITY


METROPOLITAN STATE UNIVERSITY


NAVAL POST GRADUATE SCHOOL


NEW MEXICO STATE UNIVERSITY


NORTH CAROLINA A&T UNIVERSITY


PURDUE UNIVERSITY


SAVANNAH STATE UNIVERSITY


ST. LOUIS UNIVERSITY


TENNESSEE STATE UNIVERSITY


TEXAS A&M UNIVERSITY


TOUGALOO COLLEGE


UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND


UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA - TWIN CITIES


UNIVERSITY OF ST. THOMAS


UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE - CHATTANOOGA


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