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single-event upset

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single-event upset [¦siŋ·gəl i¦vent ′əp‚set]
(electronics)
A change in the state of a logic device from 0 to 1 or vice versa, as the result of the passage of a single cosmic ray.


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Several of the papers explore memory testing, automatic test pattern generation, single-event upsets, diagnosis, reconfigurable systems, and sigma- delta modulators.
The Synplify Pro software offers designers of these radiation-hardened FPGAs further improvements in single-event upsets (SEU) resistance.
5V -- which is about 1/10th the power of an equivalent GaAs device -- yet delivers decidedly superior rad-hard performance, including fixed divide ratio of 4; low SSB phase noise; immunity to Single Event Latchup (SEL); Single-event Upset (SEU) of less than 10E-9 errors/bit-day; and tolerance total dose radiation of 100 Krads (Si).
 
 
 
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